Sandman Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 2, 2017 #1 I think it's a great feature that we can control-click variables and jump to where they are defined etc. But now and then I find myself trying to do that on actual modules (actually classes in my case), which doesn't work. So I propose that control-clicking CL_NET would simply open the CL_NET class (if it's not already open) and set focus to that window. (I understand the alternatives using control-E and using the Modules list. It's just that control-clicking is already established in the IDE, and this would be a nice addition to it.)
I think it's a great feature that we can control-click variables and jump to where they are defined etc. But now and then I find myself trying to do that on actual modules (actually classes in my case), which doesn't work. So I propose that control-clicking CL_NET would simply open the CL_NET class (if it's not already open) and set focus to that window. (I understand the alternatives using control-E and using the Modules list. It's just that control-clicking is already established in the IDE, and this would be a nice addition to it.)
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 2, 2017 #2 It will be added. Note that you can Ctrl + Click on methods and they will open the module (myCLNET.ClickHere)
It will be added. Note that you can Ctrl + Click on methods and they will open the module (myCLNET.ClickHere)
