[netbeans] Ctrl-O regression

Andrew,

It works for me, both under NetBeans trunk, and 6.8beta

-Caoyuan

On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 2:51 AM, Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
> Caoyuan,
>
> It seems like after last commits Ctrl-O stopped working.
>
>
> Andrew
>

On Friday 13 November 2009 04:59:23 you wrote:
> It works for me, both under NetBeans trunk, and 6.8beta

Yes, thanks! It seems my usedir/config was too old. I have rebuilt both NB and
the plugin, started with empty userdir - Ctrl-O works now.

I have noticed type parameters names (say, 'A' in 'def f[A]') are also
included in Ctrl-O list. Is it intended?

// subject switching

BTW, what is current intention wrt Find-Usage/Refactry-Rename? At my case both
ones find occurences in the project where an element was selected only, and
even inside the project not always all usage are found - say, a method
declaration itself - where the elemnt was selected - can be found only (Scala
r19611 is in use, but the same is true for earlier versions also).

Andrew

On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 11:28 AM, Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
> On Friday 13 November 2009 04:59:23 you wrote:
>> It works for me, both under NetBeans trunk, and 6.8beta
>
> Yes, thanks! It seems my usedir/config was too old. I have rebuilt both NB and
> the plugin, started with empty userdir - Ctrl-O works now.
>
> I have noticed type parameters names (say, 'A' in 'def f[A]') are also
> included in Ctrl-O list. Is it intended?

This may out of my control currently, since the Ctrl+O feature is
based on NetBeans java one. But, I'm dig it in the future.

>
> // subject switching
>
> BTW, what is current intention wrt Find-Usage/Refactry-Rename? At my case both
> ones find occurences in the project where an element was selected only, and
> even inside the project not always all usage are found - say, a method
> declaration itself - where the elemnt was selected - can be found only (Scala
> r19611 is in use, but the same is true for earlier versions also).

I'm trying to refine this feature, and can not confirm everything
work, until I find a way to use one compiler for all dependent
project, but it's not so easy, since, sometimes, one project may be
used by more than one projects.

>
>
> Andrew
>

On Friday 13 November 2009 06:36:19 you wrote:
> > I have noticed type parameters names (say, 'A' in 'def f[A]') are also
> > included in Ctrl-O list. Is it intended?
>
> This may out of my control currently, since the Ctrl+O feature is
> based on NetBeans java one. But, I'm dig it in the future.

I don't mean it is bad "accidental" feature - probably it is even useful :-)

> > // subject switching
> >
> > BTW, what is current intention wrt Find-Usage/Refactry-Rename? At my case
> > both ones find occurences in the project where an element was selected
> > only, and even inside the project not always all usage are found - say, a
> > method declaration itself - where the elemnt was selected - can be found
> > only (Scala r19611 is in use, but the same is true for earlier versions
> > also).
>
> I'm trying to refine this feature, and can not confirm everything
> work, until I find a way to use one compiler for all dependent
> project, but it's not so easy, since, sometimes, one project may be
> used by more than one projects.

Yes, it's just my case (there is a project used by five other ones). So, the
aim is to transfer 'project' word meaning from 'NB project' to directed
acyclic graph of NB projects - from compiler POV :-)

Andrew

On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 11:28 AM, Andrew Gaydenko wrote:
> On Friday 13 November 2009 04:59:23 you wrote:
>> It works for me, both under NetBeans trunk, and 6.8beta
>
> Yes, thanks! It seems my usedir/config was too old. I have rebuilt both NB and
> the plugin, started with empty userdir - Ctrl-O works now.
>
> I have noticed type parameters names (say, 'A' in 'def f[A]') are also
> included in Ctrl-O list. Is it intended?
>
> // subject switching
>
> BTW, what is current intention wrt Find-Usage/Refactry-Rename? At my case both
> ones find occurences in the project where an element was selected only, and
> even inside the project not always all usage are found - say, a method
> declaration itself - where the elemnt was selected - can be found only (Scala
> r19611 is in use, but the same is true for earlier versions also).

BTW, have you tried my latest NetBeans commits? I tried to fixed
something these days.

>
>
> Andrew
>