Inspector: Show source file of components and jump there in IntelliJ #158
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This commit tries to track the source code location of components (not where its class is defined but where that particular instance was created) and shows that info in the inspector. Should the automatically determined location be unhelpful (e.g. because it's in a factory function rather than where the factory function is called), then it also allows scrolling while holding the Shift key to go up and down the call stack. If IntelliJ is running, it will also automatically jump to that source location every time a component is selected in the inspector.
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If we change the text in the same frame, Elementa will try to fit it within the already computed width, rendering it smaller for a frame. So we can only update it for the next frame.
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This commit tries to track the source code location of components (not where its class is defined but where that particular instance was created) and shows that info in the inspector. Should the automatically determined location be unhelpful (e.g. because it's in a factory function rather than where the factory function is called), then it also allows scrolling while holding the Shift key to go up and down the call stack.
If IntelliJ is running, it will also automatically jump to that source location every time a component is selected in the inspector.