Implements base functionality for __TYPE__ and __PROC__#366
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We basically just capture them early, and then treat them as unique symbols. We don't replace inline or anything because the required context isn't quite there.
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Fine to defer this to later. |
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We basically just capture them early, and then treat them as unique symbols. We don't replace inline or anything because the required context isn't quite there.
I'm not really sure I have ctrl click functionality working. To be honest with you I'm not really sure how to hook into that system, pointers would be appreciated. I thought it was based off the use of use_symbol in find refs but that doesn't seem to work.