> }
> - else if (typed != '.')
> - return;
> +
> + if (typed == '.')
> + pos -= 1;
> + else if (match_last_chars(sci, pos, context_sep))
> + pos -= strlen(context_sep);
> + else if ((ft->id == GEANY_FILETYPES_C || ft->id == GEANY_FILETYPES_CPP)
> &&
> + match_last_chars(sci, pos, "->"))
> + pos -= 2;
> + else if (ft->id == GEANY_FILETYPES_CPP && match_last_chars(sci, pos,
> "->*"))
> + pos -= 3;
> + else
No, I meant that `\` is the character that separates namespaces *in PHP code*,
so that typing `\` should trigger completion of namespaces members.
```php
<?php
namespace Ns {
class Cls {
static function f() { return 42; }
}
}
namespace { /* root namespace -- yes, that's how PHP actually does it, too */
echo Ns\Cls::f(); /* see how fun it is! */
/* BTW, a leading \ makes the namespace resolution absolute, rather
than relative to the current one */
echo \Ns\Cls::f(); /* same as above */
}
```
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