[QScintilla] help!!!Code Completion in QScintilla
Joan Pablo Jimenez Milian
jpjimenez at estudiantes.uci.cu
Thu Jul 12 21:05:53 BST 2007
Hi, thanks for your reply, as I said I am a little new with QScintilla (and Scintilla), I would like to get the full code completion of QScintilla but is just that I don't know how, I don't have a good documentation, and examples to do that. I really don't understand it. That's why I tried a simple way, but doesn't work. If you could help me please, I really need it.
I get from my compiler all I need to put in the ListBox of the code completion, is just that I don't know how.
-----Original Message-----
From: qscintilla-bounces at riverbankcomputing.com on behalf of Phil Thompson
Sent: Thu 12/07/2007 10:07
To: qscintilla at riverbankcomputing.com
Subject: Re: [QScintilla] help!!!Code Completion in QScintilla
On Thursday 12 July 2007 4:31 am, Joan Pablo Jimenez Milian wrote:
> Hi, I work on ubuntu and I am developing a simple IDE to edit ActionScript
> projects, I am new in this world of QScintilla but I have traying since
> some days ago how to implement the Code Completion with QScintilla but have
> no results yet. I don't know how to do it. So Please if somebody can help
> me with a little piece of code, some example, I will appreciate it very,
> very much. I'm going to put a little code that I have tried but isn't work.
> Please help me.
>
> my useless code
>
> I have a class CTextEdit inherit from QsciScintilla with this method
>
> void CTextEdit::testTextModified(){
>
> QString text = this->text();
> if(text[text.length()-1] == '.')
> {
> QStringList list; list << "aaaa";
> list << "bbb";
> list << "cc";
> this->showUserList(1,list);
> }
> }
>
> and in other place I connect the CTextEdit*textEdit = new CTextEdit in this
> way
>
> connect(textEdit, SIGNAL(textChanged()), this, SLOT(testTextModified()));
>
> The connection works and testTextModified() run. But nothing about the
> completion. Please help me with some example.
Are you trying to use the standard QScintilla auto-completion support, or are
you trying to do something simpler with user lists?
If you are trying to do full auto-completion (with support for language APIs)
then Scintilla itself needs a lexer for your language. Otherwise you can just
do auto-completion from the words in your document (see
setAutoCompletionSource()).
If you just want to do something simple with user lists then see the
documentation for showUserList() and userListActivated().
Phil
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