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vscode: how to use Hierarchy Calls?
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I'm a new user in VSCode. I used to work with IntelliJ. In IntelliJ there is a very useful feature of Hierarchy call. You can see it here:
It allows me to see the methods that call certain method, and then the methods who call these methods, and so on...
In VSCode, however, I found a way to see the caller methods: 
But, I can see only one level back of calling methods. If I want to see the "grandparents", I cannot do it.
Do you know any way that I can use this feature in VSCode just as I used it in IntelliJ?
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I'm a new user in VSCode. I used to work with IntelliJ. In IntelliJ there is a very useful feature of Hierarchy call. You can see it here:
It allows me to see the methods that call certain method, and then the methods who call these methods, and so on...
In VSCode, however, I found a way to see the caller methods:
But, I can see only one level back of calling methods. If I want to see the "grandparents", I cannot do it.
Do you know any way that I can use this feature in VSCode just as I used it in IntelliJ?
visual-studio-code
asked Mar 25 at 14:13
CrazySynthaxCrazySynthax
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I'm a new user in VSCode. I used to work with IntelliJ. In IntelliJ there is a very useful feature of Hierarchy call. You can see it here:
It allows me to see the methods that call certain method, and then the methods who call these methods, and so on...
In VSCode, however, I found a way to see the caller methods:
But, I can see only one level back of calling methods. If I want to see the "grandparents", I cannot do it.
Do you know any way that I can use this feature in VSCode just as I used it in IntelliJ?
visual-studio-code
asked Mar 25 at 14:13
CrazySynthaxCrazySynthax
2,83312 gold badges38 silver badges83 bronze badges
I'm a new user in VSCode. I used to work with IntelliJ. In IntelliJ there is a very useful feature of Hierarchy call. You can see it here:
It allows me to see the methods that call certain method, and then the methods who call these methods, and so on...
In VSCode, however, I found a way to see the caller methods:
But, I can see only one level back of calling methods. If I want to see the "grandparents", I cannot do it.
Do you know any way that I can use this feature in VSCode just as I used it in IntelliJ?
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asked Mar 25 at 14:13
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