Re: Auto Completion Junk

On Oct 18, 2022, at 22:50, Darren Werenich wrote: > > Does anyone know why or where things like __class__ come from in the > clippings for an HTML doc (for example) > Sorry but I'm not sure what your first screenshot portends. In the second however, these are just available clipping items, wh

Auto Completion Junk

Does anyone know why or where things like __class__ come from in the clippings for an HTML doc (for example) See linked document and auto fill suggestions: https://imgur.com/a/8lX4B8K https://imgur.com/a/271GnIV Thanks! -- This is the BBEdit Talk public discussion group. If you have a featu

Re: Custom Completion List?

Hi JJ, > If you are not yet able to autocomplete within the Shawn language, try adding this to your Shawn.plist I gave that a try and it doesn't seem to change anything. Patrick at BBEdit tech support is currently working to solve the issue, so hopefully I will hear from him today. Thanks muc

Re: Custom Completion List?

Hi Shawn, If you are not yet able to autocomplete within the Shawn language, try adding this to your Shawn.plist BBLMSpellableRunKinds * BBLMCompletableRunKinds * Jean -- This is the BBEdit Talk public discussion group. If you have a feature request

Re: Custom Completion List?

Shawn, If you have hundreds/thousands of possible completions, you could simply use the System Text Replacement feature. https://support.apple.com/en-bh/guide/mac-help/mchl2a7bd795/mac You can export/import a hand crafted Text Substitutions.plist into 'System Preferences > Keyboard > Text' by

Re: Custom Completion List?

t that still doesn't work. Thanks much, Shawn On Tuesday, January 18, 2022 at 9:48:42 AM UTC-8 jj wrote: > Shawn, > > 1. It seems that the problem is in the "Identifier and Keyword Character > Class". > By specifying *\S* (Anything that is not whitespace) the st

Re: Custom Completion List?

Shawn, 1. It seems that the problem is in the "Identifier and Keyword Character Class". By specifying *\S* (Anything that is not whitespace) the starting square bracket is included in the completion prefix. Obviously there is no "[ra..." entry in "BBLMPredefined

Re: Custom Completion List?

Hi Shawn, Here is a Shawn.plist that follows Rich's recommendations and seems to work regarding completions. There was a misconfiguration in the .plist I originally posted. Sorry for that. Apparently the key defining 'Identifier and Keyword Characters' prevented BBEdit from displaying completi

Re: Custom Completion List?

On 17 Jan 2022, at 18:50, Shawn Liebling wrote: > Thanks for the tip on how to enable text completion! However, it still > doesn't appear to be working for me. I added those lines to the language > PLIST file, but perhaps I did something wrong? Sorry I wasn't clearer - you

Re: Custom Completion List?

Thanks for the tip on how to enable text completion! However, it still doesn't appear to be working for me. I added those lines to the language PLIST file, but perhaps I did something wrong? I will attach the PLIST file for your inspection. Oh, and I do have a paid license through an App

Re: Custom Completion List?

Since you have a custom language module, make sure that it specifies that it supports completion: BBLMSupportsTextCompletion (And of course, completion isn't available in Free Mode, but if you have a paid license or active Mac App Store subscription, that won't be

Re: Can Completion work with underscores?

Strange - it wasn't working for a project, but I quit and re-launched BBEdit, and now it it's working. Maybe it was because I had just changed the hotkey for completion? In any event, it's fine now. Thanks for the response. -- Ed On Saturday, February 22, 2020 at 5:12:38

Re: Can Completion work with underscores?

Hey Ed, I just tried this with a python document, and Bbedit is offering the correct suggestion, and once I hit tab to accept, or enter, it fills in the entire name I defined a simple function with a_really_long_name and it worked. Could it be your settings under Preferences/Completion

Can Completion work with underscores?

I write a lot of Python, and following the PEP8 standards, long variable names are written using underscores, such as *something_with_very_long_name*. But when working in BBEdit, if I type *some* and then press the hotkey for Edit/Complete, I don't get a match for the long name; the word *someth

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

Maybe I did not fully understand what you are trying to achieve, but if you just want completion data on a word list, you might take a look at keywords. BBEdit’s support folder sports a „Custom Keywords“ section. Just place a file with a word list in this folder, give it the proper extionsion

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

On Friday, April 19, 2019 at 8:29:10 AM UTC-7, Rich Siegel wrote: > > > If you aren't too proud to use Markdown(*), you can make this > work as follows: Thanks Rich! I am not sure what 0;" kind:d means, but it is working great. And I can whuff up my own CLM to tie to a file like this for the t

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

On Friday, April 19, 2019 at 8:09:05 AM UTC-7, Patrick Woolsey wrote: > > May I ask how large this set of names is? 1480 and counting. I was concerned about having this many clippings lying around so that is why I started looking at a tags file. -- This is the BBEdit Talk public discussion

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

On 4/17/19 at 5:08 AM, scottinpoll...@gmail.com (Scott in Pollock) wrote: > Would someone be so kind as to offer up a simple example of a "tags" file > for text completion with Text File? I have been using clippings for this > but have a large group of proper names that

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

On 4/19/19 at 9:06 AM, list.bbe...@munkynet.org (Sam Hathaway) wrote: I wonder if BBEdit doesn’t read tags files for “Text File” because it’s not a programming language? That is indeed the case; there is no tag format nor any tags generator for human language content (or arbitrary plain tex

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

4:16:43 PM UTC-7, Sam Hathaway wrote: and then copy the resulting tags file to wherever it is that BBEdit wants it. Hmmm the file seems to have been created successfully, but I can't get it to work. BBEdit says "the Completion Data folder contains tags files. These tags fi

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

On Thursday, April 18, 2019 at 4:16:43 PM UTC-7, Sam Hathaway wrote: > > and then copy the resulting tags file to wherever it is that BBEdit wants > it. > Hmmm the file seems to have been created successfully, but I can't get it to work. BBEdit says "the Completio

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

On 18 Apr 2019, at 18:48, Scott in Pollock wrote: On Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at 10:53:23 AM UTC-7, Sam Hathaway wrote: Yeah, that’s the same thing. bbedit --maketags calls an embedded ctags. OK I think I am starting to get this. So you have to run it on a directory with files from a de

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

On Wednesday, April 17, 2019 at 10:53:23 AM UTC-7, Sam Hathaway wrote: > > Yeah, that’s the same thing. bbedit --maketags calls an embedded ctags. > OK I think I am starting to get this. So you have to run it on a directory with files from a dev language to index its various commands and function

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

Yeah, that’s the same thing. `bbedit --maketags` calls an embedded `ctags`. -sam On 17 Apr 2019, at 11:47, Scott in Pollock wrote: Thanks Sam... but I was referring to page 32: "Completion Data This folder does not exist by default, but you may create it. The Completion Data folder con

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

Thanks Sam... but I was referring to page 32: "Completion Data This folder does not exist by default, but you may create it. The Completion Data folder contains tags files (or aliases to tags files) which can provide additional text completions for editing documents in the correspo

Re: "tags" file for Text Completion

.c 43;" d line:43 file: AMPM_MASK mcp79411.c 26;" d line:26 file: ``` Hope this helps! -sam On 17 Apr 2019, at 5:08, Scott in Pollock wrote: Would someone be so kind as to offer up a simple example of a "tags" file for text completion w

"tags" file for Text Completion

Would someone be so kind as to offer up a simple example of a "tags" file for text completion with Text File? I have been using clippings for this but have a large group of proper names that would be much more convenient in a single file. I have been over the docs but have yet to sp

Escape completion not working

I cannot get Completion using the Escape key to work. - Preferences > Keyboard > Allow the Escape key to trigger text completion *is* checked - "Emulate Emacs key bindings" *is* checked - "Enable Meta sequences" *is NOT* checked. (I tried hitting Esc twice just to

Re: Square Light Green "r" Completion Symbol?

Preferences::Editing::Include system text replacements in completion list Turned that off, it is now gone. Thank you for your participation. Cheers On Monday, July 10, 2017 at 2:54:43 PM UTC-4, BeeRich33 wrote: > > Hi folks. Wondering what this is, the square light green "r&

Square Light Green "r" Completion Symbol?

Hi folks. Wondering what this is, the square light green "r" Completion Symbol. I'm entering the number 5, and it gives me two options, "⅚" and "⅝", which both (as demonstrated right just now), that it might be a system-derived replacement. The manua

Control over types of completion suggestions

general, not just for this LaTeX file (if possible): 1. Is there any way to control types of completion suggestions? I know one can disable clippings (via expert preferences), I also know I can toggle the use of dictionary words and can choose what sets of clippings to use. But can this be done more

Re: How to get PHP code completion up and running

I guess it depends on what you mean by "code completion"...but if you create a new PHP document (or open an existing one), BBEdit should make completion recommendations based on the chosen language. Is text completion working in any type of document (e.g. does HTML completion work)

How to get PHP code completion up and running

It must be Monday because I am having a hard time finding an explanation on how to get php code completion up and running. I am using 11.0.1. Thanks! -- This is the BBEdit Talk public discussion group. If you have a feature request or would like to report a problem, please email "

Re: BBE 11.1.1: Text completion causes lag/delay...

On 6/18/15 at 6:58 PM, whitgur...@gmail.com (Whit) wrote: I was thrilled to realize that BBEdit has code completion abilities (for awhile now, apparently), but in practice I'm finding it painful to use because it keeps "thinking" for a few seconds before showing me the options

BBE 11.1.1: Text completion causes lag/delay...

I was thrilled to realize that BBEdit has code completion abilities (for awhile now, apparently), but in practice I'm finding it painful to use because it keeps "thinking" for a few seconds before showing me the options, even with the text completion delay set to 0. For example,

Text Completion while typing

Hi there dear BBEdit folks I need a texteditor which suggests word completions while typing, based on all the words of the document I am writing in. I have got a file of 500+ pages and I want to compare every just now written word with existing words in that document. ("live search") in other

Re: Auto completion laggy since Mavericks

g for existing words in the document to use for autocomplete. My only advice is to try it with auto-complete turned off. On Sunday, November 24, 2013 3:06:19 AM UTC-6, giebellasche wrote: > > Since switching to Mavericks the auto completion seems to be extremly > slow, especially whe

Re: completion popup ADDITIONS

gt; HOW WOULD YOU ADD A CLIPPING TO THE "completion popup" MENU __ Hey Jonny, Just FYI all-caps in email and list-mail is generally considered to be SHOUTING. You can't add clippings to the completion menu per

Re: completion popup ADDITIONS

gt; HOW WOULD YOU ADD A CLIPPING TO THE "completion popup" MENU __ Hey Jonny, Just FYI all-caps in email and list-mail is generally considered to be SHOUTING. You can't add clippings to the completion menu per

Re: completion popup ADDITIONS

On May 02, 2014, at 16:41, JONNY wrote: > THERE MUST BE AN OBVIOUS ANSWER > I DON'T GET IT HOWEVER > > HOW WOULD YOU ADD A CLIPPING TO THE "completion popup" MENU __ Hey Jonny, Just FYI all-cap

completion popup ADDITIONS

THERE MUST BE AN OBVIOUS ANSWER I DON'T GET IT HOWEVER HOW WOULD YOU ADD A CLIPPING TO THE "completion popup" MENU IN THIS CASE IT IS AN XML BREAK TAG "" THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP YOU CAN PROVIDE I DO APOLIGIZE IF I HAVE ADDED THIS POST IN THE WRONG PLACE. THIS IS THE FIR

Code Completion for Objects in PHP

Hi Everyone, I've done some Googling, but I can't seem to find out for sure if this is possible in BBEdit. I've created a ctags file for a PHP project, and the classnames auto complete fine. What I'd to be able to do is autocomplete a method after the arrow operator for an object for a class. I

Python code completion

Hi, I'm a newbie at using BBedit for any coding. I'm kind of curious with regards to code completion. If I create a python file and type 'for' I receive a code completion suggestion containing 2 'for'. One is the for clipping i created in the Python clipping fol

Auto completion laggy since Mavericks

Since switching to Mavericks the auto completion seems to be extremly slow, especially when correcting a word (using backspace). In both cases (typing and deleting) the sceen representation doesn't follow my input speed. Anyone else here with that problem? Or with an advice? Yours

python completion..

i hope this isn't a repeat but a search didn't pull up anything obvious ... but i'd like python command completion for the base functions/classes; (eg, os.*, sys.*).. is it possible? does such a beast exist? thanks! -- -- You received this message because you are su

Re: tab-completion

return > end try > > if cmdR contains return then > -- More than one file/folder matches > display dialog "Multiple matches" > return > end if > > set startPartial to cursorPos - (length of partial) + 1 >

Re: tab-completion

tches display dialog "Multiple matches" return end if set startPartial to cursorPos - (length of partial) + 1 set characters startPartial thru cursorPos of line lineNum of front window to cmdR end tell -Kendall On Wednesday, Septembe

tab-completion

hi all this is my first post in the group. im just using bbedit for the first time and love it. i didnt get anything obvious in a search so here goes. id like to implement tab-completion for relative urls. like if there was an attribute "url(../images/a..)" and id like to just h

Re: Javascript code completion does not work BBEdit version 10.1.2

Good morning, On 23/09/12 at 12:50 PM -0700, Lars Christoffersen wrote: I have purchased the BBEdit version 10.1.2 (3152), but unfortunately code completion in *.js files does not work very well. You might need a clipping set for javascript. I added quite a few clipping sets; can&#

Javascript code completion does not work BBEdit version 10.1.2

Hi I have purchased the BBEdit version 10.1.2 (3152), but unfortunately code completion in *.js files does not work very well. For instance, in a new file, if I write window is does not recognize either the word og any methods (like onload). Some times it work a litte better, but most of the

Completion using tags file

I've got a ctags file in my project directory and a custom "codeless language module" that has "BBLMSupportsTextCompletion" set to "true". When the language of my document is set to "none" BBEdit completes from my tags file just fine, but when I set the language of the document to my CLM I get n

Re: Emacs key bindings vs esc-esc completion

On Thursday, January 19, 2012, Fritz Anderson wrote: I like Emacs key bindings, and I also like using the escape key for completions. I can't get the key bindings and completion to work together. You won't be able to, unfortunately. Today, there's a bug that prevents

Emacs key bindings vs esc-esc completion

I like Emacs key bindings, and I also like using the escape key for completions. I can't get the key bindings and completion to work together. I think I've done what the documentation asks to activate the feature. Demonstration: In Preferences > Keyboard, I set "Emulate

Re: BBEdit and automatic completion

> ... > 1. I testet TextMate before and there's a nice feature in it, that > everytime you type an open tag like "<" it automatically adds a close > tag so you don't have to do that manually. The same is for quotation > tags. Is the same functionality in BBedit and I just have to activate > it? Cou

Re: BBEdit and automatic completion

xtend selection:false} with selecting match select insertion point after selection end tell Probably a more efficient way to do that, but keeps me happy for now. Thanks for sharing. On Nov 17, 1:21 am, Roland Küffner wrote: > Am 16.11.2011 um 20:40 schrieb Rob: > > > Is there a way to

Re: Text completion on only for particular types of docs?

No, there isn't a way to do this per-language, as far as know. (That's not a bad idea.) Try turning off "include dictionary words in completion list" in the Editing preferences. This should allow the completion system to keep working from ctags, language definitions,

Text completion on only for particular types of docs?

I find text completion really helpful when working in a Javascript, CSS, PHP, or HTML doc. I find it really annoying when working in a .txt doc. Is there a way to have text completion work only in the types of docs I want it to work in, other than by changing the preference manually of course

Re: BBEdit and automatic completion

On Nov 17, 4:21 am, Roland Küffner wrote: > Am 16.11.2011 um 20:40 schrieb Rob: > > > Is there a way to get out of the clipping completion via TAB/NEXT? > > I use a very basic applescript to something like this, although not with > TAB/NEXT. Via the script recording

Re: BBEdit and automatic completion

Am 16.11.2011 um 20:40 schrieb Rob: > Is there a way to get out of the clipping completion via TAB/NEXT? I use a very basic applescript to something like this, although not with TAB/NEXT. Via the script recording function I recorded a simple search for the closing parenthesis '>

Re: BBEdit and automatic completion

One option is to add <##> to the end of the clipping. It would need to be done to each one though. Then you could do a TAB to it and it would disappear and leave you after the clipping. On Nov 16, 2:40 pm, Rob wrote: > Is there a way to get out of the clipping completion via TAB/NEXT

Re: BBEdit and automatic completion

Is there a way to get out of the clipping completion via TAB/NEXT? Say the 'a' clipping gives you: <#link_text#> You type, in sequence a // clipping will show anchor if you have that in your language html set enter // to fill w/ <#lin

Re: BBEdit and automatic completion

Hi, thanks to all for your help. Regards, Michael On Nov 12, 9:15 pm, Ken Lanxner wrote: > michael.roe...@gmail.com (Michael) wrote on  11/12/11  8:36 AM > > >1. I testet TextMate before and there's a nice feature in it, that > >everytime you type an open tag like "<" it automatically adds a c

Re: BBEdit and automatic completion

michael.roe...@gmail.com (Michael) wrote on 11/12/11 8:36 AM 1. I testet TextMate before and there's a nice feature in it, that everytime you type an open tag like "<" it automatically adds a close tag so you don't have to do that manually. The same is for quotation tags. Is the same functiona

Re: BBEdit and automatic completion

On Nov 12, 2011, at 8:36 AM, Michael wrote: > Hi there, > > I'm currently trying out BBEdit 10 and there are some questions that > came up while testing. I hope someone can tell me the solution for > that. > > 1. I testet TextMate before and there's a nice feature in it, that > everytime you ty

BBEdit and automatic completion

Hi there, I'm currently trying out BBEdit 10 and there are some questions that came up while testing. I hope someone can tell me the solution for that. 1. I testet TextMate before and there's a nice feature in it, that everytime you type an open tag like "<" it automatically adds a close tag so y

Re: BBedit code completion with lua

Thank you, I read that chapter and created the following: Library->Application Support->BBEdit->Completion Data->Lua in that folder I placed the ctags I optained by using this command in the folder I placed all my lua scripts: /usr/local/bin/ctags --excmd=number --tag-relative=no --f

Re: BBedit code completion with lua

On 11/11/11 23:31, "Aranir" wrote: [...] > Shouldn't it work and automatically find that this function does > exist? What did I miss? or do I need to tell bbedit to search for new > ctags? > > any help would bee appreciated. You could also try Chapter 14 of the BBEdit 10 User Manual for furthe

Re: BBedit code completion with lua

I tried to read it and found the following link: http://alanstorm.com/bbedit_ctags I did all exactly as it is described here, but I still don't get the autocompletion of the functions. For exemple if I type: Dog:f where Dog is a glass, and fetch would be a function, the autocompletion is empty

Re: BBedit code completion with lua

ags, but I have no > idea what they are even after researching them. > > Could someone give me a step by step instruction on how to set this up > on my mac, so that I will have code completion for my own code? Hi. First off, read this <http://ctags.sourceforge.net/> & remember

BBedit code completion with lua

them. Could someone give me a step by step instruction on how to set this up on my mac, so that I will have code completion for my own code? Any help would be really appreciated. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the "BBEdit Talk" discussion group on Google Group

Re: Custom Completion Parser

. The "kind" field is not required but the completion pop-up looks better with an icon in there. Here's how I use this: I have a ruby script that parses the document I'm writing and searches for regex matches [something like: ^chapter \d+:\s*(.+)$] and then dumps the results in

Re: Custom Completion Parser

Alright, all that makes sense but it doesn't seem to be working. Here's what I've got: 1. A folder called "tags_test" on my desktop. 2. the files "tags" and "tags_test.md" within that folder. The contents of the "tags" file (with tab separators, as you said): !_TAG_FILE_FORMAT 2 /extended forma

Re: Custom Completion Parser

On Wednesday, September 7, 2011, Oliver Taylor wrote: ctags_test *.txt 0;" kind:f access:public I think you can get away with just: ctags_test *.txt 0 Make sure that the fields are separated by tabs. Is the idea that I put this in the same directory as a test file and "ctags_test"

Re: Custom Completion Parser

Thanks Rich, now I know it's possible... So now I have to get to work on a test. This is what I've got as a tags file: !_TAG_FILE_FORMAT 2 /extended format; --format=1 will not append ;" to lines/ !_TAG_FILE_SORTED 1 /0=unsorted, 1=sorted, 2=foldcase/ ctags_test *.txt 0;" kind:f access:public

Re: Custom Completion Parser

On Wednesday, September 7, 2011, Oliver Taylor wrote: Here's what I've got so far: 1. A script attached to the save event (or something) scans the open document for a regex pattern. 2. This script creates a ctags file from the regex matches in BBEdit's "Completion Da

Custom Completion Parser

TextMate has a built-in way of creating a custom (and live) completion parser. You start by telling the completion parser, in regex, what you want to scan the document for (e.g. /^chapter\s?\d+$/). This creates a list that TextMate presents in a completion pop-up (it also lets you manually

simple 'words in this file' completion stops working when using codeless language module

When editing plain text, and also Ruby and some other languages that are supported out of the box, the completion mechanism will suggest words already in the file being edited. For example, if you type "that was infreakingsane" and then elsewhere in the document type "in

Re: simple 'words in this file' completion stops working when using codeless language module

Well, I figured this out by looking inside the BBEdit.app bundle and checking out some of the built-in plugins. It is not documented in the manual section about language modules, but apparently adding a BBLMSupportsTextCompletion key to the plist file makes the caveman completion work. It

Re: Auto Completion "W"

I assume it means "word," as in an English word. As opposed to a keyword or variable name. On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 10:55 AM, Keith wrote: > When I use auto completion in BBedit 9.6 a green W Icon is sometimes > displayed. What doe the icon signify or mean? >

Auto Completion "W"

When I use auto completion in BBedit 9.6 a green W Icon is sometimes displayed. What doe the icon signify or mean? Example: <http://home.comcast.net/~kilowattradio/1.png> -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the "BBEdit Talk" discussion group on Google

Re: Code Completion for my classes and methods

On Jan 8, 2011, at 2:26 AM, Charlie Garrison wrote: > Good afternoon, > > On 7/01/11 at 8:08 AM -0800, creativeanvil wrote: > >> Is there a >> configuration option to allow this to work, or is it just not going to >> properly be able to figure out that structure just yet? I know Carlton Gibson

Re: Code Completion for my classes and methods

Good afternoon, On 7/01/11 at 8:08 AM -0800, creativeanvil wrote: >Is there a >configuration option to allow this to work, or is it just not going to >properly be able to figure out that structure just yet? I suggest reading the ctags documentation: I

Re: Code Completion for my classes and methods

On Jan 6, 5:21 pm, Charlie Garrison wrote: > Good morning, > > On 6/01/11 at 10:48 AM -0800, creativeanvil > > wrote: > >Just grabbed BBEdit 9 and love the new code completion and projects. > >Is there any way to enable the code completion to pick up on my > >

Re: Code Completion for my classes and methods

Good afternoon, On 7/01/11 at 12:48 AM -, John Delacour wrote: On 6 January 2011 23:21, Charlie Garrison wrote: O< ascii ribbon campaign - stop html mail - www.asciiribbon.org 〠  http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1855.txt I obviously need to swat up on my ASCII. I never realised it contai

Re: Code Completion for my classes and methods

On 6 January 2011 23:21, Charlie Garrison wrote: > -- >   Ꮚ Charlie Garrison ♊ > > O< ascii ribbon campaign - stop html mail - www.asciiribbon.org > 〠  http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1855.txt I obviously need to swat up on my ASCII. I never realised it contained 12,320 characters! JD -- You rece

Re: Code Completion for my classes and methods

Good morning, On 6/01/11 at 10:48 AM -0800, creativeanvil wrote: Just grabbed BBEdit 9 and love the new code completion and projects. Is there any way to enable the code completion to pick up on my classes and methods (php)? Thanks! ctags Search the manual for details. (Although I don&#

Code Completion for my classes and methods

Just grabbed BBEdit 9 and love the new code completion and projects. Is there any way to enable the code completion to pick up on my classes and methods (php)? Thanks! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the "BBEdit Talk" discussion group on Google Groups. To po

Re: Completion: Use a specific (natural language) dictionary?

On Aug 10, 1:54 pm, Marek Stepanek wrote: > This is simple: change the language with the window "Show Spelling > Panel" (Shift + Comm + ; <- this short cut is not working on my German > keyboard, why?) to "German", and the auto-completion is changed to >

Objective-C code completion

Hi, I'm trying to get BBEdit to act in a similar manner to that of XCode's default editor (e.g., Objective-C code completion). In looking at the manual, I'm just not certain what to do ... there's ctags (but Objective-C does not appear to be one of the supported langua

Re: Completion: Use a specific (natural language) dictionary?

On 10.08.2010 08:43, David Winter wrote: > Under "Text Completion", the BBEdit manual says : > > "Completions are derived from a variety of sources, including (in no > particular order) [...] dictionary words provided by the system > spelling service." > >

Completion: Use a specific (natural language) dictionary?

Under "Text Completion", the BBEdit manual says : "Completions are derived from a variety of sources, including (in no particular order) [...] dictionary words provided by the system spelling service." I'm running OS X in English. However, I need/want autocompletion to s

Re: what are those new symbols in completion menu?

wrote: > Good evening, > > On 4/05/10 at 1:30 AM -0700, stratboy wrote: > > >Is there any place where completion is well explained, including a > >simple explanations of all the icons used and the role they play in > >the game? > > To me, text completion is well

Re: what are those new symbols in completion menu?

Good evening, On 4/05/10 at 1:30 AM -0700, stratboy wrote: Is there any place where completion is well explained, including a simple explanations of all the icons used and the role they play in the game? To me, text completion is well explained in the manual. Except for the definition of

Re: what are those new symbols in completion menu?

Is there any place where completion is well explained, including a simple explanations of all the icons used and the role they play in the game? On 4 Mag, 10:23, Charlie Garrison wrote: > Good evening, > > On 4/05/10 at 12:35 AM -0700, stratboy wrote: > > >Hi. In the autoco

Re: [9.5] what are those new symbols in completion menu?

Good evening, On 4/05/10 at 12:35 AM -0700, stratboy wrote: Hi. In the autocompletion menus, my clippings now get mixed with some other autocompletion items and I can't figure out from where they come. They are those with no icon and those with icons == "<" or "A" The less-than symbol is fo

[9.5] what are those new symbols in completion menu?

Hi. In the autocompletion menus, my clippings now get mixed with some other autocompletion items and I can't figure out from where they come. They are those with no icon and those with icons == "<" or "A" could you explain please??? found nothing useful in help and guide. I already asked: isn't

definitive tutorial on completion and language modules?

file, and is used when generating completions. - There's a new placeholder format: <#* ... #>. This is used for optional arguments generated during completion. It can be selected in the usual fashion; and if you delete a selected optional-argument placeholder with the Backspace key, BB

Re: a better auto completion with automatic first letter upper case, :)

At 08:02 -0700 on 02/07/2010, le...@gmail wrote about Re: a better auto completion with automatic first letter up: On 6-Feb-2010, at 19:26, Robert A. Rosenberg wrote: The point I was making is that you would be starting a sentence by typing an upper case letter and the correct IMO way for the

Re: a better auto completion with automatic first letter upper case, :)

On 6-Feb-2010, at 19:26, Robert A. Rosenberg wrote: The point I was making is that you would be starting a sentence by typing an upper case letter and the correct IMO way for the word you are typing to be completed is to preserve the case you supply (not to figure out what case it should be

Re: a better auto completion with automatic first letter upper case, :)

At 11:56 -0800 on 02/06/2010, junqin wrote about Re: a better auto completion with automatic first letter up: Thanks Robert for the quick reply. Would it be possible that BBEdit recognize the start of a sentence? If so, let this part of code works with the part of auto completion would, in my

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