If I ask for the references to a slot getter, most of the time I want to know all the ways that slot is used, whether as getter or setter.
Is there any reason why it would be undesirable to show xrefs for foo-setter automatically when xrefs for foo are requested?
NOTE: I think that if someone explicitly asks for xrefs to foo-setter we do not want to automatically show xrefs to foo, because getter use can easily outnumber setter use by a lot and make setter uses harder to see. That's bad if you're looking for those explicitly.
If I ask for the references to a slot getter, most of the time I want to know all the ways that slot is used, whether as getter or setter.
Is there any reason why it would be undesirable to show xrefs for
foo-setterautomatically when xrefs forfooare requested?NOTE: I think that if someone explicitly asks for xrefs to
foo-setterwe do not want to automatically show xrefs tofoo, because getter use can easily outnumber setter use by a lot and make setter uses harder to see. That's bad if you're looking for those explicitly.