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As the title says, if you use the colon inside a subroutine name it will not found by "Go to Definition".
Funnily enough it works the other way around flawless, i.e. "Go to Reference" has no such issue.
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use constants from currently edited text
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search definitions in master script
search references from master in other scripts
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find other references from selected reference
use extra parser for subroutine calls (don't include yet in symbols)
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use current edited version of HSF files
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Show all definitions / references, even erroneous
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use HSFLibpart to handle other scripts of libpart
don't use extension setting for intellisense filtering
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Revert "use HSFLibpart to handle other scripts of libpart"
This reverts commit 32463ec.
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Revert "Show all definitions / references, even erroneous"
This reverts commit 1ca043e.
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Revert "use current edited version of HSF files"
This reverts commit 7a04743.
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Revert "find other references from selected reference"
This reverts commit 4721353.
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Revert "search definitions in master script"
This reverts commit 317be45.
* exclude .vscode folder from git publish
* bugfix: handle <Separator> in paramlist
* bugfix: handle <Separator> in paramlist (#7)
bugfix: handle <Separator> in paramlist
* set gdl-xml language based on root tag
* new GSID_INFO request
* release notes
* snippet fix: ui_pict_radiobutton
* v27.1
As the title says, if you use the colon inside a subroutine name it will not found by "Go to Definition".
Funnily enough it works the other way around flawless, i.e. "Go to Reference" has no such issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: