Hello!

I've recently started using Builder to work on a medium-sized Python project 
(until then, I was using vim which I really like for smaller codebases, but it 
becomes a bit complicated when having to handle bigger and/or less known 
codebases).

Builder is a beautifully crafted piece of software that integrates perfectly 
well in the GNOME desktop environment, so I really like it :)

I noticed the Global Search feature (Ctrl+.) doesn't seem to work for Python 
code. When I start typing a function or class name, nothing comes up (typing a 
filename works, though). However, when Ctrl+clicking on a function in a source 
code file, this usually takes me where I want.

In Builder source code, I noticed a few "*-pack" plugins [1], and even though 
there is a "pyhon-pack", it doesn't seem to have all the niceties than, say, 
"vala-pack".

Could that be the reason why function/class fuzzy search doesn't work with 
Python source code? If so, what would be a good first step to take in order to 
implement this?

Thanks in advance!

[1] https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-builder/tree/master/src/plugins

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Pierre

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