if this is patched, maybe neil accept this patch.
Neil
regards Frank
> Test you mentioned
> is aimed to fix this problem. It is unrelated to incremental
> autocompletion. Probably, it should be discussed in different
> thread.
OK. If you want the autocompletion to go away, press Escape.
>> The SCN_AUTOCUPDATED handler will interfere with other uses of
>> autocompletion such as Complete Symbol and Lua scripts.
>> Unless SCN_AUTOCUPDATED is supposed to be fired in more cases then
>> it is poorly named as it fires only when a character is deleted.
> Is there any test cases for me to test these features with my patch?
> Probably, rename is the only thing that is needed.
Using an API file, press Ctrl+I to display API symbols and type
some initial letters. Press backspace and the API symbols go away to
be replaced with words from the current file.
Neil
> I thought about this feature and I think it can be improved. I propose
> these improvements:
> 1. Automatic Symbol Completion. It'll work the same as the existing
> `autocompleteword.automatic=1` but for symbols (maybe
> autocomplete.automatic=1 should switch this feature on)
Then you have to define which takes precedence.
> 2. Automatic Incremental Symbol Completion(autocomplete.automatic=2 ?)
> ---and far far future planning---
> 3. Mixed Automatic Completion and Mixed Incremental Completion(words
> and symbols are mixed together)
For my own use, I don't want the two sources of words mixed by default.
Neil
> New version can be found here :
> http://groups.google.com/group/scite-interest/web/incremental_autocompletion_v3.tar.gz
> It consists of
> 1. Incremental word autocompletion(autocompleteword.automatic=1 and
> autocompleteword.automatic=2)
> 2. Incremental symbol autocompletion (autocomplete.automatic=1 and
> autocomplete.automatic=2)
> 3. Docs patch
Looks like it still doesn't cope with scripted autocompletion lists.
To test with scripted autocompletion you can add to your startup
script something like:
function ShowList()
editor:AutoCShow(1, "abc bbb def")
end
Then in user properties:
command.name.5.*=ShowList
command.5.*=ShowList()
command.subsystem.5.*=3
Then restart SciTE.
> 4. gtk makefile patches (I use `make DEBUG=1 TRACE=1` for tracing)
Don't want this.
> 5. 'Annoying extra backspace to cancel autocompletion' fixed
When I deliberately start an autocompletion I don't want it to
disappear just because I have undone the typing.
> I found interesting behaviour. If I use api file, then Word
> Autocompletion feature doesn't work properly. For example, I have
> 'some some2 some3' in my file. If I press Ctrl+Enter, popup window
> will contain only 'some' word, but it should contain also the 'some2'
> and 'some3' words. This bug reproduces in cvs version. I'll try to
> find related issue.
This happens without an API file as well. The set of characters allowed for
the list of words comes from the word.characters.<filepattern> setting
which doesn't include digits. The documentation says that this is supposed
to default to including digits but it doesn't. Probably best to change
default to match documentation.
Neil
> I tried this feature and I didn't find any bugs related to the patch.
> Patched SciTE acts the same as the original SciTE. What kind of
> problems with scripted autocompletion do you have?
There is a bit of global state associated with the 'only one' mode.
If you cancel (with Esc) from an 'only one' popup, I think that state
persists so when you use backspace on the scripted autocompletion it
replaces the autocompletion with a list of similar words, just as if
it was invoked for that purpose rather than by the script. Any state
changed by entering an 'only one' popup should be cleared when it goes
away for any reason or else the code that responds to the backspace
needs to work out why the autocompletion was shown.
Neil