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The current search dialog allows searching through the entire jar, but sometimes I'm looking for a specific method in the current file. The search dialog or even the ctrl+f search are not convenient when looking for a specific field/method (or even inner class sometimes) in the current file if it's very long.
ctrl+f just matches the string, which includes calls to the desired field/method/class and even entirely different entries if the search key is part of their name.
ctrl+shift+f searches for declarations through the whole jar, and if you're searching for a method that is implemented by many classes, or if the field/method name appears in several classes, it's a pain to sift through the results.
A variation of the search dialog that is limited to just the current file would be a convenient solution.
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i think that situating this search bar in the structure panel is the best move here -- we could also have a keybind to open the structure panel with the search highlighted
The current search dialog allows searching through the entire jar, but sometimes I'm looking for a specific method in the current file. The search dialog or even the ctrl+f search are not convenient when looking for a specific field/method (or even inner class sometimes) in the current file if it's very long.
A variation of the search dialog that is limited to just the current file would be a convenient solution.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: