Okay, we're closing in on me understanding your request.
Heap> It meant that when I edit python in xemacs. There is CPython mode,
Heap> how can I edit the xemacs bindings so that it allows auto-complete
Heap> the class methods? I meant in IDE like komodo, they will
Heap> auto-complete the bindings for you. Is there a mode in xemacs?
What sort of completion are you looking for? Assume I have this class:
class SillyClass:
def __init__(self):
self.long_attribute_name = 5
def SillyMethodWithALongName(self):
print self.long_attribute_name
Somewhere else in another module I instantiate it:
silly = SillyClass()
Now, I want to call its long method, so I type:
silly.Silly
then hit the TAB key (or something similar). Do you expect it to
automatically complete to
silly.SillyMethodWithALongName
? Given that Python is such a dynamic language, I can't see how that could
be done reliably. The only way I can see to implement this easily would be
to coopt Emacs's TAGS facility to replace partial function/method names with
the result of (find-tag-tag). That puts an extra burden on you to generate
TAGS files, typically from a Makefile.
--
Skip Montanaro
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