I forget if any are default set by the plugin, I’ve configured these through the menu Settings => Shortcut Mapper…: I like the automatic Notepad++ / Scintilla autocomplete lists, but wanted to make sure I could always get an autocomplete from a tags file if available. If that isn’t getting you want you want, there is also a menu item “Plugins => TagLEET => Autocomplete” which forces a TagLEET window to pop-up with all possible autocompletions from the tags file: Notice the little boxes icon - that’s TagLEET offerings from the tags file. Typing something that does not exist in my current file, but is in another file from my project and thus in my tags file: But I do add an icon to help you see that it’s a TagLEET autocomplete. Note it does not merge the list with Notepad++ autocomplete list from the settings above - no way to do that as far as I know. Works “seamlessly” with the Notepad++ “native” by just populating the autocomplete list with tags from the tags file that match. I have Notepad++ “native” autocomplete enabled: Then when you’re coding away and need to autocomplete, you have some options. With my modified TagLEET, it can generate the tags file for your file and / or project (project more applicable in this case) and it auto-updates that tags file every time you save - so newly coded functions and tags are added automatically.
I actually asked about this in a form post a while back and since I was already modifying TagLEET to do other stuff and realized the tags file would have function names, I added the autocompletion feature. The TagLEET might enable that… Again, is our most-active user that I know uses ctags with my modified fork of TagLEET does autocompletion based on the tags file. You might even just fork the TagLEET and try to add the auto-completion if it doesn’t do what you need that is probably easier than starting from scratch… assuming you can program in whatever language TagLEET is said in I want (to make) a JS IntelliSense Plugin: No, sorry, I didn’t mean to discourage you from writing one if the existing plugins don’t do what you want. Well, that doesn’t mean I can’t create one. But I’m not 100% sure.Īnd I’m having vague memories of someone once supplying a PythonScript or similar solution for doing extra function auto-complete, but I cannot remember in what context or whether it would help with what you want (other than I think it was for perl… so you might want to search for perl and autocomplete and maybe pythonscript in the forum, and see where that leads you) So other source files that are open should supply words for builtin auto-complete… which means if you opened the ctags file, it should help autocomplete those words. And there are probably other ctags users that I don’t know about.Īlso, IIRC, Notepad++ uses the contents of any open file for auto-completion. The TagLEET might enable that… Again, is our most-active user that I know uses ctags with Notepad++, so he would probably know. Many plugins are written in C++ or C#, and some plugins are written in said in I want (to make) a JS IntelliSense Plugin: I am ready even to learn a new programming language if needed(I think I need to learn C/C++ for plugins, but IDK which one).Īny language that can create a DLL file should work you just have to provide the right interface to functions with the appropriate names in the DLL. And you can look at the repos for other plugins to see other examples. The usermanual has a section on plugins and the messaging system / plugin communication there are links from there to plugin templates. Writing a plugin is no task for the fainthearted.
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If there are no plugins available, I will make my own if you give me the necessary tutorials or info on how to make it. This “javascript navigation” discussion from last year, where Michael describes how to get it working.įor more discussions, search for Michael’s posts mentioning TagLEET I know there are ways to run ctags-style function-name-searches through plugins like TagLEET or modified fork of TagLEET. I think the “IntelliSense” name is trademarked… but there are other function-tagging libraries out there.
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Is there any plugin that does this ? I think this is called as IntelliSense in VS Code, but my computer is too powerless to handle both VS Code and Chrome at the same time. And I need the function names in all the JS files I edit. I develop on a lot of small individual files and have the habit of separating all functions into their own files.
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