On 2014-04-11 23:20, Allan Odgaard wrote:
There is code completion on option-escpae (for Cocoa and the standard C/C++ library).
As you say that doesn't work for any other code. I also assume it will just list all methods matching a string, regardless if they're available or not for a given instance. It will most likely not know anything about the context to give more accurate completion results.
For go to definition: I define all functions with a space after the name and call them without such space. That means if I have foo() then I can search for ‘foo (’ via ⌘E, ⇧⌘F and then ⌘1-n for the n’th match. Perhaps a dedicated Go to Definition would be faster, but I tend to use variations of this to gather info (in this case the find window’s “Copy Matching Parts” is gold). For Objective-C methods, a similiar approach can be used by prefixing the method with ‘)’.
Seems like big hack. But if you're satisfied with that that's good. I use TextMate for other languages, like Ruby, D, Rails and other scripting languages.
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