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For every highlighted line the tooltip should show:
instructions coverage counter
branch coverage counter
full qualified method names contributing code to the line
brock_j
Just some random thoughts on this: If possible we don't want to pollute the existing annotation ruler as it will make it harder for the user to do basic things like setting breakpoints or navigating to super implementations. We also don't want to get in the way of the regular hovers within the text (javadoc and such)
We could possibly use an IPainter and LineBackgroundListener? to do the line coverage (green/yellow/red). If the colours are light enough it shouldn't distract the user too much, and they can be disabled if needed.
To support displaying the counters i think a new coverage ruler next to the existing annotation ruler would be the cleanest solution. There is less chance of it interrupting the users normal workflow.
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marchof
For every highlighted line the tooltip should show:
brock_j
Just some random thoughts on this: If possible we don't want to pollute the existing annotation ruler as it will make it harder for the user to do basic things like setting breakpoints or navigating to super implementations. We also don't want to get in the way of the regular hovers within the text (javadoc and such)
We could possibly use an IPainter and LineBackgroundListener? to do the line coverage (green/yellow/red). If the colours are light enough it shouldn't distract the user too much, and they can be disabled if needed.
To support displaying the counters i think a new coverage ruler next to the existing annotation ruler would be the cleanest solution. There is less chance of it interrupting the users normal workflow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: