Fire does not check the current namespace (provided by a . as argument to ]Fire) for being suitable.
For example, when the user jumps into the associated ghostly namespace associated with a class, it puts that path into "Search in", although this is not a valid path and would not be scanned by Fire in any case.
In such a case the current namespace path needs to be cut to what is valid.
Fire does not check the current namespace (provided by a
.as argument to]Fire) for being suitable.For example, when the user jumps into the associated ghostly namespace associated with a class, it puts that path into "Search in", although this is not a valid path and would not be scanned by Fire in any case.
In such a case the current namespace path needs to be cut to what is valid.