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I am really loving VS Code. However, there are 2 big things I really need to give up Brackets/WebStorm entirely. 1) Jump to definition for plain JS. Both Bra
by 13years 10y ago
I am really loving VS Code. However, there are 2 big things I really need to give up Brackets/WebStorm entirely.
1) Jump to definition for plain JS. Both Brackets and WebStorm can find method definitions for any JS project.
2) Multiline searches. I use this quite a lot to find files that contain 2 terms on different lines.
- computerex 10y ago1) I can already do this, just hold down control or command then hover over the symbol?
- 13years 10y agoDoesn't work for any of my JS projects. However, Brackets and WebStorm work just fine. It does work for my TypeScript projects. Edit: It does work on some symbols in JS projects. But it doesn't work on function calls. Example: 'object.methodName()' I can't click on methodName and have it find the source. Brackets and WebStorm find all possible definitions, if there is only 1, it will take you directly there, if there are multiple, then you get a list to choose from