Open dxsun86 opened 4 years ago
There are two python source files a.py and b.py in the same folder as following: ---------------------------- a.py ----------------------------- import b
class A(b.B): def a_display(self): print "a.py ---->", self.class
a = A() a.b_display()
---------------------------- b.py ----------------------------- class B(): def b_display(self): print "b.py ---->", self.class
For a.b_display(), "Go to definition" cannot jump to the b.py and just move the cursor to the line 2 in a.py.
Thanks.
This appears to work for me
Same in Python 2.
There are two python source files a.py and b.py in the same folder as following: ---------------------------- a.py ----------------------------- import b
class A(b.B): def a_display(self): print "a.py ---->", self.class
a = A() a.b_display()
---------------------------- b.py ----------------------------- class B(): def b_display(self): print "b.py ---->", self.class
For a.b_display(), "Go to definition" cannot jump to the b.py and just move the cursor to the line 2 in a.py.
Thanks.