* LAB-21 Symbols, Declarations and References, Completion 2020.3 * LAB-21 Go to Declaration or Usages 2020.3 * fixes (squash with LAB-21 Symbols, Declarations and References, Completion 2020.3) * fixes (squash with LAB-21 Go to Declaration or Usages 2020.3) * new PsiCompletableReference location (squash with LAB-21 Symbols, Declarations and References, Completion 2020.3) * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: John Hake <39627202+JohnHake@users.noreply.github.com> * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: John Hake <39627202+JohnHake@users.noreply.github.com> * "Own reference", "External reference", "Implicit reference" * move examples before api links * IDE -> IntelliJ Platform * articles * explicit upsource link * linebreaks * element -> symbol * remove jvm package example * parent links (squash with LAB-21 Symbols, Declarations and References, Completion 2020.3) * parent links (squash with LAB-21 Go to Declaration or Usages 2020.3) * platform -> IntelliJ Platform * reword symbol navigation a bit Co-authored-by: John Hake <39627202+JohnHake@users.noreply.github.com>
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Warning
This API is available starting from 2020.3 and currently in development and thus in experimental state.
The Go to Declaration or Usages action is performed in several steps.
Direct Navigation
Direct navigation is the navigation from PsiElement
to another PsiElement
,
such as navigation from break
keyword to the end of a loop in Java, without showing any popups.
To provide PsiElement
for direct navigation, implement and register
DirectNavigationProvider
.
Symbol Navigation
If there is no Direct navigation available under the caret, then the IntelliJ Platform proceeds with Symbol
navigation.
In this step the IntelliJ Platform computes the navigation targets based on target symbols,
which it obtains by resolving a reference.
If there are several target symbols or several navigation targets defined for a symbol,
then the IDE shows the navigation popup to ask the user to choose where to go.
The NavigationTarget
is essentially a pair of a Navigatable
and
a TargetPopupPresentation
instances (where to go and what to show in the popup).
To provide navigation targets by a Symbol
, either:
- implement and register
SymbolNavigationProvider
; - or implement
NavigatableSymbol
in theSymbol
.
Showing Usages
If there are no navigation targets available, then the IntelliJ Platform starts finding usages of the target symbol obtained by resolving a reference or from a declaration.