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by beeswax
3798 days ago
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One of the really sad/annoying things here is the obvious misdirection: editing a swift file does not disable the Refactor context and submenu entries, so clicking on any one option will trigger that nasty message essentially saying "You tried to do something we actually know you shouldn't even be allowed to click on, but we'll just resort to telling you this feature is ObjC only". I'm fine with the IDE displaying such messages temporarily when it's figuring out whether or not there is an actual super class implementation a method can be "pulled up" to or not, but not disabling those context menus after the context clearly has been established isn't exactly good UX in my opinion. |
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