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in the variable view, when you need the type displayed, it is difficult to find the variable name after the classname. Display the var name first with classname in parenthesis or print the var name in bold or colored (blue, green, whatever that will highlight) or dim the color of the classname (grey)
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*** Bug 88363 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
columns make this uneccessary.
Marking as won't fix
> columns make this uneccessary. I don't agree. I work without columns, because - the simple labels contain enough information for me, and - the columns mode would just be a waste of screen space (especially, since the width of the first column is just never right, because its optimal width depends on the expansion depth of the tree) Colored labels would be the perfect solution to reduce my seeking while at the same time keeping the variables view small. That's actually the same as in the Java Outline view: I wouldn't want columns there, but I immediately lose valuable visual structure when I turn off colored labels. I'd propose these colors: - Type: StyledString.QUALIFIER_STYLER - Variable name: default (black) - '= <value>': StyledString.DECORATIONS_STYLER - '(id=<123>)': StyledString.COUNTER_STYLER
Re-opening.
