thanks for your fast reply! pspad: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Did you try to write next letter of variable name, e.g. 'a'? Of write $a and then press Ctrl+J - this shows you all variables with $a on the begin --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks, I know that as I wrote in my initial post: StickyNomad: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I know I can still auto-complete my vars after pressing an additional char, e.g. '$r' would show '$res', '$row' etc, but I have to additionally type the first character of the self-defined variable I want to auto-complete.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- But I would consider it noticeably more comfortable if I could see all my self-defined variables instantly after typing '$', CTRL+J. The way the sorting currently works, I can only see self-defined variables that all start with the same letter (and after I have remembered and typed this exact letter). If the auto-completion was sorted like I suggested, I could see all my variables at one glance and choose the one I want, without having to remember the exact starting letter (and without having to type it). I often have to think sth. like "erm, did I call it '$array_navigation', or '$navigation_array'?". This sometimes brings me a little bit 'out of the workflow'. I admit this might sound like nitpicking, but I code PHP most of my working time, and the modified sorting would enable me to work a bit more fluently, especially when I have to code fast. -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,43966,43968> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
