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I've got a module that uses include to pull in some code. If I call "jump to definition" on the include statement, it gets me to the included file - great.
Once I'm in the included file, "jump to definition" doesn't work for symbols that exist in the module that the file is included into. Doing this correctly in general is obviously impossible since we can't know everwhere the file will be included. However, most modules / packages have a very simple tree structure, and most files are included only once either by a file in the same folder or one folder up. Trying to bubble up this tree a few levels, while resolving all symbols in sibling includes could be handy. Would this be difficult?
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I've got a module that uses
include
to pull in some code. If I call "jump to definition" on the include statement, it gets me to the included file - great.Once I'm in the included file, "jump to definition" doesn't work for symbols that exist in the module that the file is included into. Doing this correctly in general is obviously impossible since we can't know everwhere the file will be included. However, most modules / packages have a very simple tree structure, and most files are included only once either by a file in the same folder or one folder up. Trying to bubble up this tree a few levels, while resolving all symbols in sibling includes could be handy. Would this be difficult?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: