Hi Feng,
Interesting point, but right now there are two ways in which you can get
function args:
1. Checking the function docs through the Object Inspector.
2. Seeing the calltip that is shown when you open a parenthesis after
the function's name.
In any case you can complete the keyword args using Ctrl+Space, as
Jonatan mentioned.
Cheers,
Carlos
El 07/01/13 15:00, FENG Xu escribió:
I would like to suggest an enhancement for Spyder: Is it possible for
Spyder to provider automatic completion of function arguments? Many
other interpretors like SPE have this feature. It would be cool if
Spyder has this. For example,
import scipy
When I type 'scipy.all(', the autocompletion will automatically
complete it as
scipy.all(a,axis=None,out=None)
Thanks
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