Add find all references to the script editor#118061
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Found an issue here with reference searching for inherited classes methods. So I'm switching PR to draft for now, until it's resolved. |
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Related: #117949 The idea here seems the same (didn't look at the code), so it could be used as a base for renaming. |
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Examples
example-1.mp4
example-2.mp4
How it works
At first, it search for all scripts containing the specified pattern, using logic from
Find in Files. Then, it try trace back usinglookup_codeof the found pattern in script. If it's successfully, it's reference. There are some edge cases that had to be handled separately: local variables/constants and global class names.And I'm not sure how search for overridden methods should work.