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it's not easy to distinguish such constants from other literals like class names or namespaces.
I'll check what can be done |
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It is a feature I would also find useful, if it can be implemented
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+1
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For me - CTRL + click and ALT + up is a pretty sufficient workaround, it's pretty quick when you get used to it.
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Ctrl+click is a bit disruptive to a debugging workflow plus it opens additional files, which I often don't want to do.
During coding I can understand there might be an issue with some constants. It does appear to work at runtime whilst debugging. |
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