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Distinguish which workspace folder a symbol belongs to in Ctrl-T search for symbol (Go To Symbol) #76661
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For your info: I'm using "PHP Intelephense" for the symbols' intellisense. |
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@mjbvz that's not entirely true. VSCode adds the filename to the result -- |
Verification |
Verified the file path exists and can distinguish now. Thank you. |
When I Ctrl-T & type
Abc
(a class) to search for a symbol, it now show 3 symbols that I cannot distinguish like this :Abc - <namespace> - abc.php
Abc - <namespace> - abc.php
Abc - <namespace> - abc.php
This is because my workspace have 3 folders (project), and each with the same class Abc (but in different folders on disk). Could you consider adding the workspace folder hinting like this (when the workspace have multiple workspace folders) so that I can distinguish the three? E.g.
Abc - <namespace> - abc.php (workspace_folder_1)
Abc - <namespace> - abc.php (workspace_folder_2)
Abc - <namespace> - abc.php (workspace_folder_3)
Remark: I think this scenario is quite common and so fired this request.
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