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all I lose is the Symbols tab, and that's a bit flakey anyway for PL/SQL code
The biggest problem with the parser was that the file you provided was filled with conditional code that had this form:
$IF $$VERSION > 1 $THEN
...
$END
The $$VERSION clashed with PostgreSQL's "dollar quoted strings" having the form $$this is a string$$. So for the parser everything after $$ was a string until the next $$ in the code. Not only this skipped large parts of the code so you didn't see many functions in the symbols tab (because they appeared to be inside a string), but also these big strings were the cause of the slow parsing. I tried to address this problem in
After the patch, parsing the file seems to work correctly and all the functions are correctly reported and shown in the Symbols tab.
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