Code explorer behaves a bit wrong [v8 Dev Alpha]

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Ingus
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Post by Ingus »

The code explorer behaves a bit wrong.

Open new document, insert this code:
include('../test.php');

Class A{
function b(){
}
}

and the method b of class A appears in the Variables section ;)

It should appear under Classes, when selecting appropriate class, or at least in the 'Functions' section - I don't know the concept of the feature.

One more small thing - I don't know the concept of this, but if you reorder the taskbar items with drag'n'drop, then the items in Window menu are not re-ordered. Maybe that's the way it's supposed to be, just letting you know ;)

Will try to look at other things as well a bit later.

Actually the alpha version looks quite nice, can't wait to start using it in my daily work ;)
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Post by Karlis »

The first is a bug and shall be corrected in beta.

The second is a reasonable laziness. I thought there is no use in re-ordering the Windows menu as it would add more load and additional code, however the gain is almost zero. So I thought let's skip writing additional code this time and keep the software fast.
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Post by syrupcore »

+1 for 'not worth the code'. sort of a nice feature actually, your own list on the tab bar and an alpha list for when you have too many damn files open. :)
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