vscode: symbol search, but only in my code

If I use ctrl-t (symbol search), I get all symbols. This means my symbols and symbols of libraries I use.

Is there a way to restrict symbol search to only the symbols which are in my code (excluding symbols from libraries).

I use vscode for Go.

In above screenshot I highlighted the single line which comes from my code.

If a filter for "only my code" is not possible, then it would be nice if my code would get higlighted by vscode.

Related issue: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/37236

You can use vscode-search-everywhere

Refer

> Extension Settings

searchEverywhere.include: "**/*.{go,js,jsx,ts,tsx}"

meaning: include all files with the above extentions

> Related issue: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/37236

That issue just got closed with CL 490935 and commit golang/tools commit 8e9b185:

> ## gopls/internal/lsp/source: add the "symbolScope" option
>
> Add a new "symbolScope" option that controls whether matches are restricted to workspace packages only.
<del>This is the new default behavior</del>, though the old behavior can be enabled by setting "symbolScope": "all".

Actually, CL 494217 keeps the default of this
setting at "all", and solicit feedback for which default our users
prefer.

You now have:

> ## symbolScope enum
>
> symbolScope controls which packages are searched for workspace/symbol
> requests.
>
> The default value, "workspace", searches only workspace
> packages.
> The legacy behavior, "all", causes all loaded packages to be
> searched, including dependencies; this is more expensive and may
> return unwanted results.
>
> Must be one of:
>
> * "all" matches symbols in any loaded package, including dependencies.
> * "workspace" matches symbols in workspace packages only.

This still might include vendoring, which can be an issue.

Note: this does not include #37237 ("x/tools/gopls: support advanced query syntax for Symbol"):

> not until VS Code allows controlling the workspace symbol result dialog.
>
> As it is now, any sort of advanced query syntax would cause VS Code to filter out all results, because it does its own round of sorting and filtering after we return results.
>
> You can now test this out by building gopls@master:
>
> e.g.:
>
> bash
> git clone https://go.googlesource.com/tools
> cd tools/gopls && go install
>

Thomas Güttler, the OP, confirms:

> ctrl+t show now my code only:
>
>

There is a regression (#60027: WorkspaceSymbol returns strange results in strange order), which will be fixed with gopls/v0.12.0, thanks to findleyr.

And Paul Jolly adds:

> > this issue is about symbols outside the workspace. Did this change help you?
>
> not really. Because the scope in which I want to search for symbols changes.
>
> - Sometimes I want to search across the equivalent of the all package space,
> - sometimes just in the workspace,
> - sometimes just in the scope of the module to which the current file belongs,
> - sometimes the scope of the package to which the current file belongs,
> - sometimes in the scope of just the current file.
>
> Having a single static config option doesn't much help therefore.
Not to say that it wouldn't help others, I'm just drawing a connection to a previously discussed issue.

Enter the path of the libraries, in files to exclude.