Sort and select closest result for Find References in quick panel #2337
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This is a part of the suggested enhancements from #2084 (comment).
With the setting
"show_references_in_quick_panel": trueenabled it will sort the results by URI and location and select the closest one if there is a result in the current file.Note that the sort order can be OS dependent; for example Pyright uses
file:///C:/format for Windows drive letters for files which are currently open, andfile:///c%3A/format for unopened files. We could add another step to convert from URI to filename and sort those instead, but actually I found it quite useful that currently opened files are shown at the top of the list, when sorting by URI.