The only way I've found so far is to create an instance of the given class and then using the autocomplete to see all possible functions. Obviously, this way is cumbersome and takes too much time. Is there a neater way to see all possible functions?
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If you select the class and right-click and select
Find Usages
then selectGroup by type
, it will show you usages where the class isExtension receiver type
(make sureGroup by test/production
is unticked if you want to see all the possible extensions together).e.g.