icefairy333 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 12, 2012 #1 wish add autocomplete function with object name for example Code: dim mynewlistview as listview after that,We had to input the whole name "mynewlistview" and have no tip with the name ,and please implement auto complete with the all command with b4a such as :"callsubdelayed","startactivity" and so on ... It can improve a lot of efficiency of input code !thanks :sign0060:
wish add autocomplete function with object name for example Code: dim mynewlistview as listview after that,We had to input the whole name "mynewlistview" and have no tip with the name ,and please implement auto complete with the all command with b4a such as :"callsubdelayed","startactivity" and so on ... It can improve a lot of efficiency of input code !thanks :sign0060:
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 13, 2012 #2 It is already supported. You should press Ctrl + Space to activate it.
icefairy333 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 13, 2012 #3 found it!but is that possible to show it auto(just like eclipse ide)?or custom definition the hot key?because the ctrl+space is to change the input method.thanks
found it!but is that possible to show it auto(just like eclipse ide)?or custom definition the hot key?because the ctrl+space is to change the input method.thanks
R Roger Garstang Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 13, 2012 #4 The downside to having it always come up (Besides overhead for every char typed) would be similar to auto complete annoyances on your phone- If whatever you type isn't in the list then the closest thing is highlighted and typed when you press Enter/Space. Could make it unselect when it no longer matches, but there is always the chance what you type is part of another word.
The downside to having it always come up (Besides overhead for every char typed) would be similar to auto complete annoyances on your phone- If whatever you type isn't in the list then the closest thing is highlighted and typed when you press Enter/Space. Could make it unselect when it no longer matches, but there is always the chance what you type is part of another word.
icefairy333 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 14, 2012 #5 I means that user-defined the ctrl+space hot key
