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Interesting use case, thanks for sharing it. Not so trivial as there are many possibles strategies :
Call the expand FQCN command on each selection. In that case you could select different classes and expand them. The problem is that you could have the quick search that open on each selection
Trust the user and consider that all selection are the same and perform the replace no matter what
Don't trust the user and filter the selection that match the first occurence and replace all same occurence
I think it would be fantastic a mix of the options 1 and 3: for each different selection ask which class should be expanded and expand all the same occurrences.
Hi Richard and thank you very much for this great package :)
I noticed that the
expand_fqcn
command does not work as expected when I perform a multi-selection of a given class.In that case, only the first occurrence gets the FQCN, the other ones remain unchanged.
Here is an example, as you can see the command works only for the first occurrence (the first comment):
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