On 09/01/14 21:57, Johann SAUNIER wrote: > Hi all, > > Code navigation in Python language is a pain due to the fact that the > action "go to symbol definition" on classes or methods don't go to the > actual definition, but rather heads to the import line at the top of the > file. I am a bit surprised that no one complains about that...
I'm annoyed by this as well, beaten by it almost every day. > The guilty is the call to parseImports() in tagmanager/ctags/python.c. Ah, my code :(. More seriously, I once debugged this quite a bit and the import parsing is only the symptom, the real cause is deeper. Unfortunately, I don't remember all the details because at some point I gave up on this issue because I didn't find a way to fix it. Not parsing the imports doesn't solve the problem, it rather just makes it not happen. I personally like parsed imports and also want to get to the real symbol definition instead of the import, obviously. I'll try to recapture what I've found once and/or debug it again and then ask Colomban for his great wisdom about tag parsing :). > Would it be possible to only delete the line in Geany's source code ? or is > anyone more interested in being redirected to the import line rather than > the actual definition ? No, surely not. Regards, Enrico -- Get my GPG key from http://www.uvena.de/pub.asc
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