print user-defined type names fully qualified. #9100
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+1. any reason you didn't already just merge this? |
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Wanted some feedback, but I guess I can just see if anyone hollers after I do it. |
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print user-defined type names fully qualified.
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FWIW, I've been using this for a few days now and love it. +1 |
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It does seems like a big improvement to me as well. |
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It caused a small hiccup in Images, but it was easily fixed. There are certainly some advantages to this. |
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This seems significantly more helpful and informative to me much of the time.