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Yes this is what I mean. The ctrl-c possibility for ONE function I did not notice yet, so this is OK. But what I really meant is to copy ALL function names, which are listed, by only one mouse-click. Suggestion: By right-clicking into the list of functions, one can find two options: 1) "Copy" (only one), 2) "Copy all".
Ah, okay. I had misunderstood your request, thinking that you were asking for the ability to browse a .c file by right-clicking on the file name in the project tree. Now I understand.
Of course first I browse any c-file in project view (as in your screenshot above), then a new window opens (source code browser), which shows on the right side all functions in the browsed file. And I want to copy all functions listed with only one command, in order to use it immediately for creating a list of content on top of the file as documentation purpose for example. I write this only for clarification again, because I could not understand the misunderstanding you describe in your last comment.
I thought you were asking for two things: the ability to browse a .c file, and the ability to copy the items from the browse window. When I read your first sentence ("Browse any <file>.c, by right-click on a file in project view file list") I thought that this was what you were asking for. I hadn't noticed the ':' in your suggestion title.