Version: 3.0.0a5 (using KDE 3.1.3) Installed from: compiled sources Compiler: gcc version 2.96 20000731 (Red Hat Linux 7.3 2.96-110) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.21 Hi. When one code in java with IDEA (should we relay on it's IDEAlity? :)) he/she can navigate through the code by using Ctrl+Click on methods and fields. This is very handy, fast and actually obvious way to quickly get through the code espetially if you are browsing the application which is written by someone else, not by yourself. Also, History Back/Forward buttons will helps along with this "hypercode" walking. Could this be implemented in KDevelop?
Hmm... cool feature. As far as I can tell, the KTextEditor interfaces needs to be extended with a facility for getting text from mouse pointer position, something which has been discussed but AFAIK not yet implemented. It would at the very least require KDE-3.2, provided this extension is implemented by then.
This has nothing to do with IDEAl mode! It can be implemented in all four modes! This is a EXTEMELY cool whish!!!!
Subject: Re: [Wish] Source code navigation -IDEAl On Friday 15 August 2003 11:21, you wrote: > As far as I can tell, the KTextEditor interfaces needs to be extended with > a facility for getting text from mouse pointer position, something which > has been discussed but AFAIK not yet implemented. It would at the very > least require KDE-3.2, provided this extension is implemented by then. ok, but this only relate to user interface. And what about navigation implementation? AFAIK, this feature is only partially implemented now and allow to get currect focus to the method/field declaration. IHMO, it's not very helpful 'cause when one read through the code and see an unfamiliar method and want to 'drilldown' on it by Ctrl+clicking on it (When the Control key is pressed and mouse pointer hover on the method name it should be underlined -- as far it is a link now), so, the focus should be moved to the method _implementation_ not definition. Definition will do for fields, but not for methods. Comments?
This feature is implemented: See the navigation-menu in the current svn!