In my program the "Procedure List" function (Ctrl+G) does not list functions that are subfunctions of other functions. Is there a restriction to show only functions of level depth 1? If yes, why?
I did not found any options influencing this.

Hello,
I tested with Lazarus 1.7 r54239M FPC 3.0.2 x86_64-linux-qt and nested functions and procedures are listed well (I tested depth 3). The shortcut is Alt+G.  
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Vojtěch Čihák wrote

I tested with Lazarus 1.7 r54239M FPC 3.0.2 x86_64-linux-qt and nested functions and procedures are listed well (I tested depth 3).

I am using the last official release of Lazarus (1.6.2) on Windows 8.1. It does not show deeper nested functions.

The shortcut is Alt+G.

Yes, you are right. It's Alt+G (not Ctrl+G).

Jürgen Hestermann wrote

> The shortcut is Alt+G. Yes, you are right. It's Alt+G (not Ctrl+G).

Technically it's user configurable, so can be anything. ;-) Mine is set as Ctrl+G. :)

Regards,
Graeme

I just tested Lazarus 1.6 under Wine and I can confirm. It does not show nested procs and else should test to find out if it is Windows only issue or if there were improving between 1.6.2 and 1.7. (There is mentioned that the autor of Procedure List is Graeme.)  
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Jürgen Hestermann wrote

Is there a restriction to show only functions of level depth 1? If yes, why? I did not found any options influencing this.

I tested with Lazarus v1.3 and Lazarus v1.7. I can confirm that older Lazarus versions seem to limit itself to only top-level (depth of 1) methods, functions and procedures. It does work correctly in v1.7 though.

I can also confirm that the original Procedure List implementation didn't use CodeTools internally - it had its own parser - and with that code it listed all methods/procedures/functions, no matter the nested depth. See attached screenshot.

So I guess somewhere when Procedure List was converted to using CodeTools, this bug got introduced. It was definitely not the intent.

Maybe a small patch can be applied to your Lazarus to resolve the issue locally. Maybe compare your version of Lazarus to the latest Procedure List in trunk and see what is done differently with CodeTools. I haven't looked at the Procedure List code in a very long time. If I have the time I'll try and take a look, but I'm extremely busy at the moment, so no guarantees.

Regards,
Graeme