Suggestions for UX in the type editor menu in Inspector

[CodeLazier]

I define a "@export var data:Dictionary={}" (key=String, value=MyRes) in a resource script, some inconvenient experience happens when I edit data in the editor, first the type menu is very long, I need to click "object", I think object becomes a submenu better, no need for secondary clicks, when I select object, I need to continue to select my custom class This is a longer list while user-defined global classes are in the last few, especially if their menus cannot yet drag scroll bars. I think the first entry in that menu should have a User Global-like submenu, or at least a secondary submenu like recent-> ,If only a small amount of data is OK, I have more than 1000 such keys to define:(

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I also found a minor bug that deleting dictionary data would not restore the default edited entries

[Calinou]

See https://github.com/don-tnowe/godot-dictionary-inspector.

[CodeLazier]

I think the functionality provided by this proposal should be out-of-the-box, rather than through plugins or custom code. If it were just my case, I could quickly complete the task by writing my own tool to write all the data into Tres at once. But that's only for my specific situation. I believe one of the goals of Godot is to be out-of-the-box, and Godot provides too many useful features. I think there is still room for improvement in some user experience details. Of course, if this does not fit into Godot's current plans for changes or is not a high priority, I understand. And if there is anything inappropriate about my suggestion, I apologize.