Search function declaration in cmd+P menu

ostinelli / SublimErl

An Erlang Plugin for Sublime Text 2, which enables code completion and allows you to run tests within the editor itself.

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Search function declaration in cmd+P menu #41

Closed michalwski closed 12 years ago

michalwski commented 12 years ago

After opening "Goto Anything" menu, it would be nice to be able to search function declaration in current module or even in any module in entire project.

ostinelli commented 12 years ago

Hi Michal,

thank you for this feedback. What would the intended behaviour be?

michalwski commented 12 years ago

The behavior should be like this:

You have an erlang module opened and want to search a function in it.
You hit cmd+p (on Mac) and "Goto Anything" menu appears
Then you can start to type @ and a function name and a list of matching functions is showing (sth similar to finding a file)

This feature should also allow to find any function in other modules, for example by typing module_name and : or @ in "Goto Anything" menu.

I tried CTags plugin but it is less comfortable than "Goto Anything"

ostinelli commented 12 years ago

I see. Not a priority right now, will keep in the backlog. Thank you Michal!

ostinelli commented 12 years ago

added 60966f3430bbf17536f6a743985225e73755fc43

note that search menu is opened with Command-Option-P and that you don't need to type in '@' to start looking for a function.

Let me know if this suits your needs.

michalwski commented 12 years ago

Thanks for the feature, it's better than CTags, but :)

why you didn't integrate search menu with existing GoTo Anywhere? Other languages are integrated with it so why not Erlang?
I would like to be able to find private functions also, especially in open file (I'm working with ejabberd sources where files sometimes have more than 1000 lines)

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added 60966f3https://github.com/ostinelli/SublimErl/commit/60966f3430bbf17536f6a743985225e73755fc43

note that search menu is opened with Command-Option-P and that you don't need to type in '@' to start looking for a function.

Let me know if this suits your needs.

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ostinelli commented 12 years ago

why you didn't integrate search menu with existing GoTo Anywhere? Other languages are integrated with it so why not Erlang?

can you please provide me with a link to the plugins you are referring to which implement this integration?

I would like to be able to find private functions also, especially in open file (I'm working with ejabberd sources where files sometimes have more than 1000 lines)

this would require to implement a new parser of defined functions, able also to find function definitions not included in exports.

this is definitely not a priority for me, i do not use this function and i've implemented it because you asked for it and thought it was a good idea.

feel free to submit a pull request if you want to have this published mainstream.

halturin commented 11 years ago

Doesn't work :(. Open file with 'start' 'stop' functions. press ctrl+p and type 'star'. shows everything instead of my 'start' function at the file.