Hi,

This sounds like it might be rather difficult, but given its use in sophisticated JavaScript applications in which
namespacing, privacy, etc. are desired (and given your demonstrated skills in adding support for other JS/E4X features),
I wonder if you might be able to add support for this...

It would be nice to be able to see such constructions (notice the immediate invocations after the main function) be
recognized by the IDE (such as for display in the navigator):

var fooObj = function () {
	var privateStaticVar = 'something';
	function privateStaticMethod () {
		return 'another thing';
	}
	return {
		publicMethod : function () {
			return privateStaticVar + ' and '+ privateStaticMethod();
		}
	};
}();
alert(   fooObj.publicMethod()  ); // something and another thing

The above method is presently invisible to the Navigator.


or, for this more complex construction...

var BarClass = function () {
	var privateStaticVar = 'something';
	function privateStaticMethod () {
	    return 'another thing';
	}
	function aConstructor () {
	    var privateInstanceVar = 'something else';
	    this.privilegedMethod = function () {
		return privateStaticVar + ', ' + privateStaticMethod() + ' and ' +privateInstanceVar;
	    };
	}
	aConstructor.prototype.publicMethod = function () {return 'public';}
	return aConstructor;
}();
var bar = new BarClass();
alert(  bar.privilegedMethod()  ); // something, another thing and something else
alert(  bar.publicMethod()  ); // public

These methods show up, but due presumably also to http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=154178 , they don't
show up within 'BarClass' (or 'bar'), but as top level functions...

thanks!