Hi Patrick,
Thank you very much for this trick. I finally had another chance to work on
this today. I learned another trick on the oAW forums that I finally went
with. It turns out that you can do this in the ContentAssist.ext file:
// don't want the user to use Consumer and databaseType keywords
List[Proposal] sortProposals(List[Proposal] proposalsToSort):
proposalsToSort.select(e |
!({"Consumer","databaseType"}.contains(e.label)));
I am sure that changing SculptordslEditorPlugin would have worked, but
ultimately I decided to use the sortProposals method so I can put all the
code completion customizations in one place.
Thanks!! :)
--Polly
Patrik Nordwall wrote:
>
> I think it is defined in the generated class SculptordslUtilities, method
> allKeywords
>
> It is possible to change to your own variant (subclass) of
> SculptordslUtilities by changing in SculptordslEditorPlugin.
>
> /Patrik
>
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