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[cdt-dev] open declaration vs open definition
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After using these features (which are very nice) for a while I'm
finding the key bindings "feel wrong." I want to look at the code
inside a function so out of habit I hit F3. But that takes me to the
prototype not the body. Now I have to go back to where I was and try
again with Ctrl+F3. It seems I'm fighting muscle memory all the
way. I would guess that 90% of the time, Open Definition is want I
actually want.
Anyone else experiencing this? I really think the keys should be
reversed - F3 for Open Definition, Ctrl+F3 for Open Declaration. And
if Open Definition fails, it should fall back to Open Declaration
(e.g. If I don't have source for the function, fall back to the
prototype). I realize this represents a slight change in behaviour
from CDT2.1 but I think it makes more sense and is more "intuitive."
I also realize it is late in the game for CDT 3.0 but seeing as this
is a major version release, now would be the best opportunity to make
this sort of change.
Just my two cents. Anyone agree? Rebuttals?
-Chris
