leftstick / vscode-favorites

An extension helps developer marking resources as favorite. Therefor, those resources can be easily found at a special view
https://leftstick.gitbooks.io/vscode-favorites/
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Enable full path Display #7

Closed Eun closed 6 years ago

Eun commented 6 years ago

It would be great to have an option the display of the full path.

And maybe even the option to display it relative to the workspace path.

leftstick commented 6 years ago

Can you give my some examples? I am not sure i understand your point by "display of the full path"

Eun commented 6 years ago

If you have multiple files sharing the same name it gets hard to identify the correct file. Maybe this screenshot makes it clearer: screenshot from 2018-01-25 14-26-13

So the idea was to show the full (or a part of the) path instead of just the name.

leftstick commented 6 years ago

Got it. @Eun , so do you have any suggestion? What shall we design for this purpose?

leftstick commented 6 years ago

Once hovering on the item, path should be shown now, is this enough for you?

tatoosh commented 6 years ago

I have the same problem. In my szenario i have a git project with folders for livesystem and testsystem. i can't see in the favorites if the files (file name is of course the same in both systems) is stores from live or testsystem.

My suggestion is to show the root folder of the file in grey oder with a pipe to the right of the file: Here a fast build screenshot (i have to pixel out my customer ;) ) grafik

Better solution could be to pick the folder so it must not be the root one. My system structure is

So i would pick the first folder below the root folder, here Livesystem, Testsystem and QMsystem.

Thx a lot

leftstick commented 6 years ago

I tried with tooltip as following, is it ok for your case?

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tatoosh commented 6 years ago

Yes, looks good, die you commit the change?

Howard.Zuo notifications@github.com schrieb am Sa., 17. März 2018, 11:40:

I tried with tooltip as following, is it ok for your case?

[image: 2018-03-17 6 37 48] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1059956/37554384-79568e94-2a12-11e8-9029-0908c694ab85.png [image: 2018-03-17 6 38 18] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1059956/37554386-7aca0404-2a12-11e8-874f-a125f5bf61c7.png

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leftstick commented 6 years ago

@tatoosh sure, it is included in 1.3.1

tatoosh commented 6 years ago

Cool thx

Howard.Zuo notifications@github.com schrieb am Sa., 17. März 2018, 13:33:

@tatoosh https://github.com/tatoosh sure, it is included in 1.3.1

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jeffabailey commented 1 year ago

I don't see a path in the tooltip.

Do I need to enable it?

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leftstick commented 1 year ago

@jeffabailey i remember it should be the path relative to your root workspace. Not the absolute path. So the README.md file should be in your root folder, that's why you see it without any "path" before the filename