Change to allow child element to be retrieved even in bracketed notation

[zero-plusplus]

For example, given the following code.

obj := { key: "value" }
key := "key"

Hover over key in obj.key to see "value".
In contrast, in bracketed notation such as obj[key], hovering over key displays "key" and the child element cannot be seen.

To improve this, when [ or ] is hovered over, the obj[key] is evaluated and the value is displayed in the hover information.

This will allow you to see the child element's information even in bracketed notation.

[SAbboushi]

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[zero-plusplus]

Thanks for continuing to support us! I hadn't seen any comments recently and was worried that you had forgotten to unsubscribe from sponsorship.

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[SAbboushi]

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[SAbboushi]

btw - what is your avatar saying other than "MILK"?

[zero-plusplus]

My avatar is a free icon based on a glass milk bottle lid. Therefore, what it says has no meaning.

On the top is Hokkaido (北海道). Below it is the word milk (ミルク). It also says on the side that it requires refrigeration (要冷蔵).
Around it is a warning to drink the bottle as soon as it is opened and a note about the ingredients of the milk.
These are all written in Japanese.

The word 'Hokkaido' was probably added by the icon creator because of its famous milk.

Since the avatar is displayed in a round shape, I thought an icon of a round milk bottle lid would be just right, so I set it up.

The reason I came up with it is because when I was a child at my grandmother's house, I very much liked to prick the lid of the milk bottle with a special needle to open it and drink it. I didn't like milk that much at the time, but drinking it from a glass bottle made it taste so much better that it left a lasting impression on me.

[SAbboushi]

Thanks for sharing about your avatar.
I've been to Japan dozens of times but I only recall visiting Hokkaido once. Strongest memory of that visit: the sashimi!

[zero-plusplus]

Sashimi is good! I recommend octopus. In Japan it is famous for being eaten as takoyaki (octopus balls), but sashimi is also delicious.

But many people may not be good at it.

[SAbboushi]

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