Re: [ jEdit-users ] Code completion with javasidekick and PV

[Michael M. <mic...@fr...>]

Alan Ezust a écrit :
> I haven't used the code completion much except for jedit and plugin
> sourcecode, and since those classes are usually already in memory,
> completion works great :-)
>   
Hey you gave me an idea,
If I throw a compiled version of the lib I'm working on in the jar 
directory and restart jedit, I got a better code completion.
It still does not work in certain cases :
- for method parameters (and for attributes if they have the same name 
as method parameters)
- for composed attributes/methods (two elements separated by dot or more)
...
but it works fine for many other useful cases.
Hope somebody will have time to fix that.
Indeed, I was very surprised to discover that I'm the only one who love 
developping in java with jEdit but who miss code completion !

Thanks for the best editor ever

Michaël
> I haven't had a chance to play around with the classpath options yet.
>
>
> On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 12:06 PM, Dale Anson <da...@gr...> wrote:
>   
>> Sounds like a bug to me.  I wrote the code completion, but I don't use
>>  it, so it doesn't get much attention.  I'll look into it.  In the mean
>>  time, would you enter a tracker item for it?
>>
>>  Thanks,
>>
>>  Dale
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>  Michael Michaud wrote:
>>  > Hi all,
>>  >
>>  > First of all, congratulation for the new version of jEdit (pre14). I
>>  > really like the new set of icons.
>>  >
>>  > Now the bother.
>>  > Today, I tried to understand how to make javasidekick  aware of my
>>  > project classpath to get proper code completion,
>>  > but after I have tried about all the plugin options, and read several
>>  > times the help, I had to give up.
>>  > Let's say I have a project called "MyProject" with
>>  > ClassA.java
>>  > ClassB.java
>>  > I select "MyProject" in the Project Viewer and set its classpath
>>  > settings as follows :
>>  > include system classpath = true
>>  > classpath = the path to my myproject.jar (and dependencies)
>>  > sourcepath = the directory containing ClassA.java and ClassB.java
>>  > build path = the build directory
>>  >
>>  > Now I edit ClassA.java
>>  > If I type :
>>  >      Math.
>>  >      I get a popup list with all the static methods
>>  > If I type :
>>  >      String astring = "anything";
>>  >      astring.
>>  >      I again get a popup list with all the object methods
>>  > If I type :
>>  >      ClassB b = new ClassB();
>>  >      b.
>>  >      I get nothing and can't auto-complete
>>  >
>>  > Ah, I use jEdit 4.3pre14, I updated the 3 plugins today (they already
>>  > were uptodate), and I work on a laptop with windows XP home edition
>>  > I also tried to remove antfarm to avoid side effect.
>>  > (I cannot say it is a recent problem, I never get a "complete" code
>>  > completion in jedit, but it is the first time I really try to make it work)
>>  >
>>  > Thanks for any help about this topic.
>>  >
>>  > Michaël
>>  >
>>  >
>>  >
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