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Options to show non-fully qualified names #72

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dsaf opened this issue Oct 16, 2015 · 2 comments
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Options to show non-fully qualified names #72

dsaf opened this issue Oct 16, 2015 · 2 comments
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dsaf commented Oct 16, 2015

There are multiple levels of namespaces in some projects. It means that fully-qualified names are too long to scan quickly in a tooltip. It would be great to have the following combinable configuration options:

  1. do not show fully-qualified names at all;
  2. do not show fully-qualified names for code coming from System.* namespaces;
  3. do not show fully-qualified names for code interacting within same namespace (common root namespaces can optionally be shown as three dots).

There could be further options to differentiate between solution's and third party libraries' namespaces but I am not sure about the use case.

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MrJul commented Oct 16, 2015

Related: #51
I like your suggestion of handling System and the current namespace specially.

While waiting for this to be implemented, consider using different colors for namespaces and types, it helps a lot.

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dsaf commented Oct 16, 2015

@MrJul That's a good suggestion - thanks! I am already using a custom color for #region, but namespaces are more common.

@MrJul MrJul closed this as completed in 8f0ba8a Feb 25, 2017
@MrJul MrJul added this to the v2.11 milestone Feb 25, 2017
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