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(3.2, CVS version) 1. Create a new empty JS file with following contents: var avar = {}; avar.c = 3; 2. Create another JS file. Verify that avar is visible in this new file. 3. In a new JS file add following line: avar.b = 3; Verify that JSDT sees only the "c" property (i.e. the one created in the same file where original class was declared)
Can you explain why you think it should work that way? Our general strategy has been to show both. Is that the behavior you see?
Created attachment 166761 [details] Example when those vars are one. I attached a sample page & two JS files. You can see that the variable is only one. I acknowledge that these variables _may_ be different in some cases. But I do think that it would be better if JSDT shows proposals for all properties - currently there is no way to see properties of the "local" variable.
I think we need just a little more info--is the problem that "c" isn't shown in the Outline for the file declaring b? Maybe we need a screenshot to explain it properly?
1. In one script file you have: var a = {}; a.prop1 = 2; 2. In the second script file: function init() { a.prop2 = "anyval"; var div = document.getElementById("display"); div.innerHTML = JSON.stringify(a); } If you put cursor after "a.prop2 = "anyval";" and try to code-complete after "a." you will not see prop2 property - only the prop1. JSONed object still shows this property: {"prop1":2,"prop2":"anyval"}
