Better Recognition for Class Method Names #27
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Allows the display of class methods in Go To Symbol.
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Previously, class methods (method names in a class prefixed with
@) were not highlighted nor registered as functions definitions. This is my admittedly naive attempt at adding the@symbol to the first character recognition of the function name regex. The achieved effect is that class-level function names are highlighted the same as all other functions (including the@symbol), and they show up in the Go To Symbol navigator (also including the@).A big win for anyone who has more than a handful of static methods.