A colleague of mine is also seeing this.
Valentin Kipiatkov wrote:
>>If I highlight usages of a variable and then comment-out a piece of code
>>which includes a reference to the var it still stays highlighted. Is this
>>
> a
>
>>bug or is it supposed to work like that?
>>
>
> It's supposed to work this way. Sometimes it's usable.
>
>
>>Also when cycling through usages
>>with F3 / Shift-F3 it seems to only cycle through "read" usages ignoring
>>"write" usages. Why is that?
>>
>
> Do you mean that it does not include variable declaration when cycling?
>
> Best regards,
> Valentin Kipiatkov
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>>If I highlight usages of a variable and then comment-out a piece of code
>>which includes a reference to the var it still stays highlighted. Is this
>>
> a
>
>>bug or is it supposed to work like that? Also when cycling through usages
>>with F3 / Shift-F3 it seems to only cycle through "read" usages ignoring
>>"write" usages. Why is that?
>>
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