Shimmy: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- mgutt: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- _donate 50,- eur on that_ - quick typein for php functions with hint. so if i write "is_" a dropdown shows "is_array() => bool is_array ( mixed $var )", "is_binary() => bool is_binary ( mixed $var )", "is_bool() => bool is_bool ( mixed $var )", etc. With the arrow keys it is possible to select a specific one (maybe a minimum character input makes sense). if a php function is selected the input is completed (without the hint) and the cursor jumps between the brackets. adding a short description to the hint would be nice, too. f.e. "is_array() => bool is_array ( mixed $var ) - Finds whether the given variable is an array." the php functions are show in php sections only (between <? and ?>). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
That actually works already -> just press ctrl+space after having entered a few characters of your function -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This doesn't help, because: 1. I have to use ctrl + space An optional setting would be the best. Auto or manual. 2. It returns "is_array(mixed var)" The part "mixed var" of 2. is unnecessary. I need to delete it. This doesn't make sense as this feature has the sense to help and not to add charakters I need to delete afterwards. If you add strpos it returns: strpos(string haystack, string needle, [int offset]) who wants to delete so much chars? :P 3. The box is to small. It is not possible to read the whole description. I think it needs to be realized with linebreaks. And the hints have to change to: strpos(string haystack, string needle, [int offset]) => description. but "strpos()" is the only string that will be returned. Maybe it would be the best, if it shows the following: strpos(string haystack, string needle, [int offset]) => php.net And php.net is linked to the function description. regards -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?6,50684,51089> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
