Go to method definition.
* ctrl+leftclick**(THIS OVERRIDE ST MOUSE BINDING)**
## Delphi method navigation
Navigate between method interface and implementation like Delphi IDE.
* ctrl+shift+up**(THIS OVERRIDE ST KEY BINDING)**
## Formatter
File formats that use the theme "Pascal" or "Delphi".
It uses the [jedi formatter](http://jedicodeformat.sourceforge.net/), but you can change to use the one of your preference.
Configurations:
* "path_formatter": "C:\MyFormatter.exe"
* "other_params": ""
* "auto_format": true
* "encode": "'Western (Windows 1252)'"
* "valIDAte_encode": false
## Doc
Now you can doc yours methods, propertys, classes, interfaces and records.
To use put the cursor on the scope of what you want to doc and push the trigger.
You can choose XML or JAVADOC.
This insert the user TAG in the line of the cursor
Ex:
// Jeison.Azevedo - March 10, 2016
* ctrl + shift + g
## Declare Method
This works like the "Ctrl+Shift+C" of the Delphi, the diference is that this works only
for the method that is in scope.
* Config
where to create the method
"visibility": "protected",
if the block configured don't exists it will create it.
the block will be created at the end of the class.
"create_visibility_block": true
### Know issues:
If the command is triggered it will create a new statement, does not validate if it already exists.
## Extract Method
You select the snippet you want to extract and the plugin will identify which parameters
are required for the new method and includes in the new method.
The new method will be inserted with the name "ExtractedMethod" you just need to write the
name you want to change everey declaration of the new method.
* ctrl + shift + x
## Function name display
Show the name of the method that the cursor is on, class name and visibility.
## Exchange method return
Changes the return of the method, for procedure if you do not inform a return type or function if you do.
* ctrl + alt + x
## Syncronize method declaration
Syncronize the parameters of the method of implementation and interface with the method that is in scope.