The outline browsers was designed to do what you would usualy expect it to do (well, at least it works the way
I expect things to work ;) To make it short, the mouse clicks are context sensitive, meaning that a left-click on
a class will behave differently then a left-click on a method.
Left-Clicking on a type (i.e. class, struct typedef etc...) will open the source file at the declaration of the type.
Left-Clicking on a method or function will open the source editor at the definition (the implementation) of the method/function
if a definition is available while a right-click will open the editor by default at the declaration of the method.
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A couple of filters can be applied to the current outline to show relevant parts only
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Hide member fields (show methods only)
Sort by name (checked) or by access (public/protected/private)