While being in the data-dependency view, no fold/unfold/data dependency view requests are accepted.
But what is displayed if the 'l' key is pressed? should it be allowed?
'e' on data nodes brings the IDE to the line with the
declaration of variable. 'e' on statement nodes or function
boxes brings in the IDE the source line for those items.
In the view there is nothing to fold or unfold, by definition.
Am I missing something?
Last edit: Mihai T. Lazarescu 2013-07-10
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I was using the HEAP version when a graph was displayed after pressing 'l'. With the latest ParTools version, this issue is SOLVED.
However, when trying the 'c' and 'C' commands in the same view, the Partools displays the source code of some but of not all nodes on which these commands are applied, Just to mention, the command 'C' works by combining 'c' with the 'shift' key but not with 'capslock'.
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That's right, 'C' is intended as 'Shift+c'. Will fix the docs.
Then I see that 'c' and 'Shift+c' work only when the source
file is loaded in the IDE. This is expected, but not intended,
I'll document the behaviour or fix if I find a way to do it
without changing the current editor and its state.
Until then, as a workaround use 'e' to load the source file
for which 'c' is not working.
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'l' does nothing in dependency view.
'e' on data nodes brings the IDE to the line with the
declaration of variable. 'e' on statement nodes or function
boxes brings in the IDE the source line for those items.
In the view there is nothing to fold or unfold, by definition.
Am I missing something?
Last edit: Mihai T. Lazarescu 2013-07-10
I was using the HEAP version when a graph was displayed after pressing 'l'. With the latest ParTools version, this issue is SOLVED.
However, when trying the 'c' and 'C' commands in the same view, the Partools displays the source code of some but of not all nodes on which these commands are applied, Just to mention, the command 'C' works by combining 'c' with the 'shift' key but not with 'capslock'.
That's right, 'C' is intended as 'Shift+c'. Will fix the docs.
Then I see that 'c' and 'Shift+c' work only when the source
file is loaded in the IDE. This is expected, but not intended,
I'll document the behaviour or fix if I find a way to do it
without changing the current editor and its state.
Until then, as a workaround use 'e' to load the source file
for which 'c' is not working.
Opened a new ticket for 'c' won't always work issue.