vscode function declarations

[dsyer]

I like the CTRL-T > feature, but it only seems to work for @Beans (not for Functions in a @FunctionScan or @ComponentScan).

[martinlippert]

Functions in a @FunctionScanor @ComponentScan are identified as such if there is a class that implements java.util.function.Function, java.util.function.Supplier, or java.util.function.Consumer, right?

That sounds quite straight forward to realize for the symbol infrastructure.

Another case: Could it also be a class that implements a subtype of those function types? (so I define my own interface that extends j.u.f.Function and then have a class that implements my own interface). And if so, where should the symbol point to? The implementing class or my interface?

[dsyer]

right?

Correct.

The implementing class or my interface?

Dunno. The implementing class sounds more useful to me.

[spring-projects-issues]

(comment in Pivotal Tracker added by Martin Lippert:)

This is implemented now and available from the nightly CI builds. Specific symbols for function beans are now generated for classes that implement Function, Supplier, or Consumer interfaces, either directly or indirectly.