It just stopped working. Vscode 1.27.2, Ubuntu 14.04 about vscode-scope-bar HOT 15 CLOSED

I think I have this problem too. Not sure if it is exactly the same. The bar always says "Global Scope" now, no matter where I put the cursor. @hbdevelop1 does it say anything at all in your bar, or is it just empty?

I have tried this with .py, .js, and .go files. Exactly the same. Always "Global Scope".

macOS Mojave 10.14
VS Code Version 1.28.2 (1.28.2)

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It seems there are some changes of vscode's api. I will fix it latter.

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Perfect. And thanks for an awesome extension!

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@amos402 any updates on making this working again? Thanks for making this amazing extension :)

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😭Oops, sorry guys, I just forgot this issue for a while......
I just update a version for that, It should works.

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Hello. I've installed the latest update and it still doesn't work.
Could it be that it doesn't support a programming language? I'm using it with golang. (see here https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-go)

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@luckcolors Fixed that, you can upgrade from market now.

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@amos402 thanks! It seems to be working correctly now. :D

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Just noticed that opening the the menu listing of the scopes is empty.
Now it does though correctly display the current scope.

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It always says "Global Scope" now for me on ubuntu 16.04.

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@xgdgsc Did you confirm you have the language service match your current language?
You can use command @ for a check.

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Yes. I use cpp and @ shows functions. Clicking on status bar "Global Scope" also shows a list of functions.

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Yes. I use cpp and @ shows functions. Clicking on status bar "Global Scope" also shows a list of functions.

I see, if you're using ms-vscode.cpptools, with cpp files, all functions treat as global functions, that's because the extension didn't provide the symbols' depth. But since ms-vscode.cpptools already provide a navigation feature, you can just simply use it.

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Where is that navigation feature?

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@xgdgsc You can easy to find out that on status bar after you install ms-vscode.cpptools.
I think we're getting far off the issue, I'm closing this issue, if you have any other issue feel free to create a new one.

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