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Click and Go in VS2019.3 preview 2 #102

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wmjordan opened this issue Aug 14, 2019 · 1 comment
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Click and Go in VS2019.3 preview 2 #102

wmjordan opened this issue Aug 14, 2019 · 1 comment
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The quick info in VS 2019.3 preview 2 seemed to have borrowed some concept of Super Quick Info from Codist. We can click symbols on the quick info to go to source code.

The top signature on the quick info was consisted of multiple symbols and each symbol could be clicked individually.
It has its pros and cons.
The good is that we can visit parameter types via those individual symbols within the signature.
The bad is that when we want to go to the source code of the symbol, we have to precisely click on that symbol, instead of on the whole signature like Codist.

Dear users of Codist, what type of behavior do you like better?

  1. Separate symbols in the code signature (the new behavior in VS 2019.3 preview 2)
  2. Treat the whole code signature as an integral part, so we can click and go to the symbol easier (the current behavior of Codist)
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The latest beta has addressed this problem.
The "Alternative style" in Super Quick Info retains the old behavior of Codist.

@wmjordan wmjordan self-assigned this Aug 15, 2019
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! Addressed usability issue of VS 2019.3 on Click and Go conflicts on Quick Info (#102)
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