jump to numbered method in the REPL #22007
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Cool! The fact that the printing of the numbering |
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This is really cool! Nice work! |
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Since some people seemed to like this I added some news. |
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which is currently done for text/html this enables the jump-to-method thingy from JuliaLang#22007 to be used with methodswith(Foo) also This also prevents large spacing in the printing, since the general vector output prints with equal spacing for all elements, and some methods have very long signatures
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which is currently done for text/html this enables the jump-to-method thingy from JuliaLang#22007 to be used with methodswith(Foo) also This also prevents large spacing in the printing, since the general vector output prints with equal spacing for all elements, and some methods have very long signatures
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which is currently done for text/html this enables the jump-to-method thingy from JuliaLang#22007 to be used with methodswith(Foo) also This also prevents large spacing in the printing, since the general vector output prints with equal spacing for all elements, and some methods have very long signatures
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which is currently done for text/html this enables the jump-to-method thingy from #22007 to be used with methodswith(Foo) also This also prevents large spacing in the printing, since the general vector output prints with equal spacing for all elements, and some methods have very long signatures
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A cool "side effect" is that you can jump to methods after they are showed in the help for a function:
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Thats nice, totally intended 😏 |
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Cannot jump to definition in |
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This PR makes it possible to jump to a numbered method from
methods(foo), as can now be done for numbered stackframes (#19680).I think this is really convenient sometimes, instead of figuring out the correct input and then use
@editto get there.Example here:
https://asciinema.org/a/1r34os4hyyugzw0e2n3il2a5a?t=12