Closed abhinavzspace closed 8 years ago
Do you want to open the source for 3rd-party packages inside elm-stuff
? Right now, Go To Definition
for 3rd-party packages is not yet implemented :-)
Oh. I hope you are on it. I am using it anyways :-).
Hi @abhinavzspace, I'm still thinking about this :-) Do you always need to go to the definition of 3rd-party package symbols? It's not that hard to implement, but it will require the package to parse more files. If you really need this, I may add it as a toggleable option instead. Cheers!
It would be a great feature for someone like me at least, being used to going to source in webstorm/intellij. But If majority of the users have not encountered the need for this feature, I guess its not important and can wait. It's all up to you. :-)
I would like going to third-party packages as well as their usage is not always clear from their type and comments. >.>
/me often has github up on a lot of third-party projects.
Already working on this :-)
Added in v2.6.0. No need for extra parsing after all :-)
I have looked at all the editors available with almost all the popular plugins available. I think you got the best.
Only thing is, in my setup "Go to definition" functionality is not working.
I have even deleted
.atom
directory which contains everything atom and downloaded fresh atom executable from their website. Then I installed languagelanguage-elm
,elmjutsu
andhyperclick
. This is on Mac OS.I am never able to go to definitions defined inside elm packages. But in one of the project structure I was able to go to definitions defined inside the same file and the files in the same folder.
Let me know if you need any more details.
If this gets fixed, it would be awesome. :)