References command

[Railk]

I'm looking into references command to implement some basic refactoring :

When i do a references command on the main.ts file on the start method, i have those in main.ts and second.ts.

But when i do that on the actual method declaration in second.ts first time i have only the second.ts one and on the second call this time i have the main.ts, i didn't have first.

Bash@ /c/Program Files/SublimeText3/Data/Packages/T3S/__work__/tests/references $ tss main.ts
"loaded c:/Program Files/SublimeText3/Data/Packages/T3S/__work__/tests/references/main.ts, TSS listening.."

> references 7 10 c:/Program Files/SublimeText3/Data/Packages/T3S/__work__/tests/references/second.ts

[
    {
        "ref":{
            "fileName":"c:/Program Files/SublimeText3/Data/Packages/T3S/__work__/tests/references/second.ts",
            "minChar":55,
            "limChar":60,
            "isWriteAccess":true
        },
        "file":"c:/Program Files/SublimeText3/Data/Packages/T3S/__work__/tests/references/second.ts",
        "min":{"line":7,"character":9},
        "lim":{"line":7,"character":14}
    }
]

> references 7 10 c:/Program Files/SublimeText3/Data/Packages/T3S/__work__/tests/references/second.ts

[
    {
        "ref":{
            "fileName":"c:/Program Files/SublimeText3/Data/Packages/T3S/__work__/tests/references/second.ts",
            "minChar":55,
            "limChar":60,
            "isWriteAccess":true
        },
        "file":"c:/Program Files/SublimeText3/Data/Packages/T3S/__work__/tests/references/second.ts",
        "min":{"line":7,"character":9},
        "lim":{"line":7,"character":14}
    },
    {
        "ref":{
            "fileName":"c:/ProgramFiles/SublimeText3/Data/Packages/T3S/__work__/tests/references/main.ts",
            "minChar":77,
            "limChar":82,
            "isWriteAccess":false
        },
        "file":"c:/Program Files/SublimeText3/Data/Packages/T3S/__work__/tests/references/main.ts",
        "min":{"line":4,"character":8},
        "lim":{"line":4,"character":13}
    }
]

main.ts

import Second = require("second");

var second = new Second.Test()
second.start();
second.stop();

second.ts

export class Test{

    constructor(){

    }

    public start(){
        return this;
    }

    public stop(){
        return this;
    }
}

I don't know what's causing that.

[draivin]

Somewhat related question, every time you introduce a new import you have to reload TSS?

[clausreinke]

Looks like an upstream issue: https://typescript.codeplex.com/workitem/1688

@Draivin we do have a project mailing list - please use that for questions, instead of highjacking issues:-) but, yes: import dependency chasing is done on initial load and on reload.

[clausreinke]

@Railk ps, tss now resolves file names, so you don't have to type full paths in interactive test sessions anymore.

[Railk]

Great for the interactive test sessions, it will be easier ^^. And thanks for the follow up i'll look at both codeplex and here.

[clausreinke]

fixed upstream in develop, which I've just updated to.

[Railk]

Great ! thank you i'll try the update.