Ctrl+F12 in JS files - clicking function's name doesn't "go" there

Actually F4 is needed for navigation for composite objects

Evgeny Goldin wrote:

That's an old one - after displaying all JS functions in a JS file with CtrlF12 and clicking function's name - function's variables are displayed instead of jumping to function's code. See images attached - "1.png" is after CtrlF12, "2.png" is after pressing Enter or clicking function's name

8445, WinXP


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But then Ctrl+F12 behaves very differently when opened in a Java and JS file. In Java I go to method with Enter/click but in JS it suddenly becomes F4 ?
Isn't it awkward ?

Remember that in javascript, a method is also an object, and might have properties of it's own.

That's right. But navigating to it became less comfortable now, that's the point. When I hit Ctrl+F12 - most of the time I don't care much about method's properties and local variables but just want to jump to it.

It is the same in Java, just press enter on inner class node :)

Evgeny Goldin wrote:

That's right. But navigating to it became less comfortable now, that's the point. When I hit Ctrl+F12 - most of the time I don't care much about method's properties and local variables but just want to jump to it.

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Right, in Java 5% of the time when I "Enter" something in Ctrl+F12 window - I drill-down to a deeper level. But 95% of time clicking something (mostly, function name) just takes me there. While in JS 100% of time clicking function name takes me to a deeper level I'm very-very rarely interested in.

So it still seems different to me.

I think local variables should not present in that view, so function
navigation will become more convenient :)

Evgeny Goldin wrote:

Right, in Java 5% of the time when I "Enter" something in Ctrl+F12 window - I drill-down to a deeper level. But 95% of time clicking something (mostly, function name) just takes me there. While in JS 100% of time clicking function name takes me to a deeper level I'm very-very rarely interested in.

So it still seems different to me.

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Maxim Mossienko
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"Develop with pleasure!"