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Class context menu in system browser

Ted Bracht-2
Hi Andy, Blair,

The Class context menu in the system browser misses the Tests submenu that
the CHB has. That wouldn't be a problem if you could open a CHB on the
selected class. I thought 'Go to definition' would do that but that menu
option doesn't seem to do anything?

Thanks,

Ted


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Ted Bracht-2
"Ted Bracht" <[hidden email]> wrote in message
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> Hi Andy, Blair,
>
> The Class context menu in the system browser misses the Tests submenu that
> the CHB has. That wouldn't be a problem if you could open a CHB on the
> selected class. I thought 'Go to definition' would do that but that menu
> option doesn't seem to do anything?
>

Doh, double clicking on the class opens a CHB on that class..... (early
monday morning)


> Thanks,
>
> Ted
>
>


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Re: Class context menu in system browser

Blair McGlashan
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"Ted Bracht" <[hidden email]> wrote in message
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> Hi Andy, Blair,
>
> The Class context menu in the system browser misses the Tests submenu that
> the CHB has.

Thanks, already reported and fixed.

>...That wouldn't be a problem if you could open a CHB on the
> selected class. I thought 'Go to definition' would do that but that menu
> option doesn't seem to do anything?

'Go to definition' is intended to take you to the package which actually
owns the class for those cases where one is viewing some loose methods of a
class in another package, and wants to jump to the correct point for editing
the class.

Double-click will open the 'default class browser' on the class (which is
the CHB as the system is shipped), or to be sure to get a hierarchy browser
you can press the toolbar button.

Regards

Blair