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Select only the name of the declaration when going to it from reference (Ctrl+Click) #32
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It's tsserver which works like this. VSCode have the same behaviour. |
In cases like this, when tssserver behaves differently from JDT, do you plan to let tsserver default behavior or tweak it to be similar than JDT? |
I don't want to tweak tsserver because this tsserver comes from the installed typescript that user can install it. I sugguest you that you create an issue at https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues |
If you plan to use tsserver behavior when it is different than JDT, then you can close this issue. |
I suggest you that you create an issue to TypeScript and you link it to this issue. |
I know, but the tsserver behavior is not anything that need to be fixed. It is only that eclipse uses other convention when goes to definition. For this reason maybe it has no sense to create an issue for TypeScript |
As I said you, I don't want to tweak tsserver. |
Your opinion is ok for me. You can close this issue then. |
Ok. |
In JDT when going to declaration, only the name of the element is selected. In TypeScript.java, all class or method is selected. I think the behavior should be the similar to JDT.
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