[Gambas-user] Position of inherited classes in the IDE project view
Christof Thalhofer
chrisml at deganius.de
Thu Jan 2 15:41:10 CET 2020
Am 02.01.20 um 13:28 schrieb Benoît Minisini:
>> Oh boy! There it is!
>> .src/abc/deep/down/abc->xyz
>>
>> Is there the possibility to switch off the behavior of the IDE to show
>> classes under the class they inherit from but instead show the real
>> position in the file system?
>
> When a class is not displayed in the tree where it actually is, its icon
> has a black triangle on its bottom right. You just have to display the
> properties of the file to get its actual place.
But: I don't see the class. It is not displayed at all. Let's have a
look at the filesystem of a project of mine:
> .
> ├── Controller
> │␣␣ ├── Subnav
> │␣␣ │␣␣ ├── CSubnav.class
> .
> .
> ├── Views
> │␣␣ ├── Widgets
> │␣␣ │␣␣ ├── CTabLeftStandard.class
CTabLeftStandard is a Widget.
Views->Widgets->CTabLeftStandard.class inherits CSubnav.class.
In the IDE it is displayed under Subnav, with a small Triangle.
But if Controller->Subnav is not expanded when I am currently working in
Views->Widgets I do not see CTabLeftStandard.
If the last time I worked with it was three months ago I remember that
it exists but I don't know the name any more and I do not remember that
it inherits CSubnav! I am lost! I have to click through the tree and
search or I have to got into the terminal and search like:
"find ./.src | grep -i left"
For me it is illogical that a widget, which resides under widgets is not
visible there.
In earlier versions of the IDE the project view on the left side
reflected the filesystem. That was way better for me.
Alles Gute
Christof Thalhofer
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