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Well, as you have Ctrl+1 to get you the possibilities for
pydev-extension markers, do you think this would be used?
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fabio wrote:
> Well, as you have Ctrl+1 to get you the possibilities for
> pydev-extension markers, do you think this would be used?
I just remembered why it's still important. As the Ctrl-1
markers are not always live (due to project rebuilding-time
or whatever, as an example: when you've started to amend a
error one way, then you suddenly decide no, to go another -
the python file is long and the AST isn't being updated in
time), it is sometimes necessary to just type the marker.
So as a concreete example - "unused variable: key" - I start
by changing the name to _key, but then decide oh no, what if
someone's using that keyword in a call -- ok, i'll mark it
as... what - the ctrl-1 does't work anymore (cause either
there's no problem anymore (the AST has been rebuilt on the
basis of the changed doc) or there is a problem marker, but
no suggestion (cause the AST gives one problem, but there's
no backing for this in the edited text??) - anyway, I want
to just type #@Unused...ctrl-tab and see a list of options
(just like I do with java annotations @Supp..Ctrl-Tab).
Not that urgent, but not worth throwing away either.