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Key: IDEA-7395
Type: Usability Problem Usability Problem
Status: Resolved Resolved
Resolution: Obsolete
Assignee: Unassigned
Reporter: urddd
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Javascript go to Declaration: a better way

Created: 11 Apr 06 15:43   Updated: 13 Sep 06 15:36
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Build: 4,192


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Let's say I have the following situation

/dir1/file1.js
/dir1/file2.js <--- link()

/dir2/file3.js <--- link()

Let's say now that I' working in file1.js and I do a ctrl + B on link() to go to the declaration of the function link.

Right now I get a popup menu with a list of option. I don't know which order it follows but I don't like it because I don't know which link() function to choose.

I think that the first option (the one on the top) should be the link() function that is in the same directory that I'm working on (dir1). I think that's pretty logic.

I hope that you'll find my argument logic too and implement it.



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Maxim Mossienko - 11 Apr 06 15:56
We have added file qualifier to targets so I consider this suggestion obsolete

Maxim Mossienko - 11 Apr 06 16:06
As to same directory preference logic this should be applied not only to goto declaration but e.g. in completion too