defimpl with for: list
indexes name for each list entry
#393
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Fixes #388
Changelog
Enhancements
StubBased#canonicalName
, there now alsoStubBased#canonicalNames
, for when a call defines multiple canonical names, as is the case fordefimpl <PROTOCOL>, for: [<TYPE>, ...]
.Bug Fixes
defimpl <PROTOCOL>, for: [<TYPE>, ...]
generates multiple canonical names, which are stored in the stub index.AllName
index, thedefimpl
's Implementation will render as if only thedefimpl <PROTOCOL>, for: <TYPE>
was used for the<TYPE>
matching the lookup name in the Goto Symbol dialog. For example, if you search forTuple
,JSX.Encoder.Tuple
will match fordefimpl JSX.Encoder, for: for: [Tuple, PID, Port, Reference, Function, Any]
.