No, I think I see what you mean. Ctrl + -> and won't skip to the next word:
it would go like this:
token| := |self| |sourceOf|: |range| |stopAt|: |position|.
^ |token| |wordBefore|: |token| |size|
I'll see if I find time for this. :)
Lukas
On 08/03/2017 21:43, stepharong wrote:
> This is not related to code completion per se.
> I would like to able to navigate based on word instead of characters.
>
> | is a cursor pressing tab or something else move it to the right
>
>> and also even if this is not strictly about completion
>>
This is not related to code completion per se.
I would like to able to navigate based on word instead of characters.
| is a cursor pressing tab or something else move it to the right
and also even if this is not strictly about completion
selector: navigation
| self at: key ifAbsent:
Hi to all,
thank you so very much for all of the advices and suggestions to make it work.
I'll do my best.
Stef,
I understand what you mean in the first message but I didn't understand the
added part, where you explain the navigation. If you could explain some more,
please?
The
On Sat, 04 Mar 2017 20:07:00 +0100, webwarrior wrote:
One thing that is broken in current code completion and needs to be
addressed
is when you try to edit keyword messages.
For example you have:
dict at: #foo
and you want to add ifAbsent: part.
Current implementation
One thing that is broken in current code completion and needs to be addressed
is when you try to edit keyword messages.
For example you have:
dict at: #foo
and you want to add ifAbsent: part.
Current implementation won't help you, because it works out of context and
doesn't recognize the whole
Another random idea, that you can use something similar to Finder>Examples
from within the debugger. That is, a shortcut brings up a small popup
dialog kind-of inline with the cursor where you can feed live variables
into the pattern matching.
cheers -ben
On Sat, Feb 25, 2017 at 7:09 AM, Ben
How would people feel about...
when an item is selected from the code completion popup (e.g. with )
that the arguments get expanded as well. These might show up red initially
if there is no matching variable and easily show what needs to be edited.
cheers -ben
On Wed, Feb 15, 2017 at 1:57 AM,
Beside regular Smalltalk completion I personally would like to see also support
for custom
templates in the code completion (similar to what Eclipse provides, see
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqm4CB1BX6Y).
Hi lukas
Nice to see you here.
I would start to look at the code and clean what is strange.
- Did you test the difference between the two algorithms?
- Did you play with NECPreferences?
- I would like to see what is the difference between the NOC class and the
NECclass
- I would like to
Hi Lukas,
This is cool and an interesting topic. Something that I would like is to
see wether we can merge the auto-completion with the AST-based suggestion
mechanism (right click on a piece of code -> suggestions), that provides
suggestions for refactorings and code browsing. I mean, you can see
Hello to all,
I am a student at the Faculty of Information Technology of the Czech
Technical University in Prague and I decided to make Code Completion in
Pharo the topic of my Bachelor's degree and try to improve it.
If you have suggestions on what should change / how to change it so you
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