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I come from Eclipse world and there we have this kind of outline view.
Is there something like this in VS2010? Maybe some plugin? I do have ReSharper.
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The Outline view is a separate section in the bottom of the File Explorer. When expanded, it will show the symbol tree of the currently active editor. The Outline view has different Sort By modes, optional cursor tracking, and supports the usual open gestures.
There is an Outline window, interestingly, present in Visual Studio Code, which is free. One should also note that the feature can somehow be achieved by using Visual Studio combo boxes that stand right above the code editor window. – Veverke
Click "Edit" in the left scroll list and then scroll down on the right until you see the two "Outline Toggle" commands: 4.) Choose one (I'll choose "Outline Toggle All" to toggle outlining in the entire open document) and click "OK." 5.) Now that command will be apart of the toolbar who you first clicked "Add/Remove Buttons" to.
Outlining regions are marked by a kind of tag ( OutliningRegionTag ). This tag provides the standard outlining behavior. The outlined region can be expanded or collapsed. The outlined region is marked by a Plus sign ( +) if it's collapsed or a Minus sign ( -) if it's expanded, and the expanded region is demarcated by a vertical line.
Yes. It's provided by ReSharper.
Go to ReSharper → Windows → File Structure.
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