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I am not able to go to the implementation of a consumer function that is passed in as an argument to a function.
Given the following code example:
import java.util.List; import java.util.function.Consumer; public class Test { public class Message { private String messageName; } public void consumeMeldinger(List<List<Message>> messagePartitions, Consumer<List<? extends Message>> messageConsumer) { for (List<Message> listToSend : messagePartitions) { messageConsumer.accept(listToSend); // Cursor here, on accept } } public void test() { this.consumeMeldinger(null, (messages -> this.send((List<Message>) messages))); } public String send(List<Message> messageList) { return ""; } }
If the cursor is placed on the "accept" call on messageConsumer (see comment), and I call "GoToImplementation", I get error code 32603.
In IntelliJ, you would get a list of implementations, and given the complexity of the project, this list can be very large or very small.
I realize that this is probably really hard to implement, but I couldn't find an existing issue.
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I am not able to go to the implementation of a consumer function that is passed in as an argument to a function.
Given the following code example:
If the cursor is placed on the "accept" call on messageConsumer (see comment), and I call "GoToImplementation", I get error code 32603.
In IntelliJ, you would get a list of implementations, and given the complexity of the project, this list can be very large or very small.
I realize that this is probably really hard to implement, but I couldn't find an existing issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: