Open ThunderFrame opened 8 years ago
Woah, that's some shopping list!
About these:
Any idea for how else to represent them?
Also..
Not sure what that means. It's constant, per language specs / scoping rules.
And:
Needs a formal spec, no idea what this means ;-)
A lot of these items require processing module and member attributes, which is on the roadmap but not implemented yet. Overall I like the idea of a better object browser, but a lot of these ideas need to be fleshed up, this issue is pretty much a project on its own!
It was more a moan about deficiencies in the current Object Explorer, than a shopping list...
The hard part is collecting the data, once you have that it just needs to be in a listview that supports sorting/grouping/filtering.
Re: Hidden/Default/Built-in/Custom... It's easier to sort/filter on a column value
than sort/filter a font color/weight or icon.
Order of scope. Let's say I create a member called Range or GetObject. If I'm viewing All Libraries
then I'd like to see the members from my project, and any/all of the referenced libraries in my search. If a member is in my project and in one or more referenced library/project, then I'd like a numeric column indicating the scope priority. If it's 1, then I know I can use it without an explicit library prefix, but if it's >1, then I need to explicitly reference the library name.
I'd like to be able to look at, for example, the parameter names, types and default values for any 2 methods, side by side.
What in the world is "Write-Only Properties"???
@Vogel612 a property that only exposes a setter. There's already an inspection for that, flagging it as a design smell.
I've seen write-only properties used for Passwords, but they are better dealt with in a method.
Object Browser doesn't show Alias details, or underlying method. Eg. Left
function.
Object Browser deficiencies
It could be better...