Can SQL Developer control versioning of stored functions and procedures?

Hi all. I have a problem with my project, for developing Oracle functions and procedures. My team want to control versioning of that.
I found that Oracle SQL Developer support versioning features with CVS and Subversion. But I think it just about the files not functions and procedures.
We don't want to control version of files and copy it to stored somethings..
Do you have any idea?
Thanks for reading this post.

Since K asked :)
Both SQL Navigator and Toad for Oracle support controlling PL/SQL at the FILE and DATABASE level.
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