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Useful BreadCrumb not shown in XML file or other files [message #1817291]

Wed, 20 November 2019 03:41

pythonker pythonker

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Registered: November 2019

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Useful BreadCrumb can be shown in java. class files not XML file or other files, hope fixed, thanks!

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Re: Useful BreadCrumb not shown in XML file or other files [message #1817297 is a reply to message #1817291]

Wed, 20 November 2019 06:04

Ed Merks

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Registered: July 2009

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No, that's not likely to happen. The breadcrumbs are implements with "APIs" that are internal to the Java Development Tools and can't generally be reused by an other framework; the implement is generic and could in principle be reused, but they're not API intended to be reused.

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Re: Useful BreadCrumb not shown in XML file or other files [message #1817299 is a reply to message #1817297]

Wed, 20 November 2019 07:50

pythonker pythonker

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Registered: November 2019

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Thanks for your reply, the crumb bar that I think should be much similar to the crumb bar in VSCode or the address bar of windows files explorer, namely, any file can be navigated with that bar, and only unsaved new file doesn't show it, click the ">" symbol, a list of files will show, and I can choose from the list and jump to any of these files.

So, no need to navigate the method or other fields, just navigate the file, in other words, a "file path analyser and jumping tool" or sth. else...

[Updated on: Wed, 20 November 2019 08:00]

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Re: Useful BreadCrumb not shown in XML file or other files [message #1817302 is a reply to message #1817299]

Wed, 20 November 2019 09:17

Ed Merks

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Yes, but as I said, there is no reusable framework component to implement this. Each and every editor will need to implement it and only the Java editor has such a nice implementation currently (which is not reusable).

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