Re: [gedit-list] "Document Words Completion" plugin

[Marlun <martin lundberg gmail com>]

I just want to say that I agree on the in-line editing feature and the custom
providers news (to me) sounds great :-)

-Marlun


Perriman wrote:
> 
> Hi Chombee,
> 
> 	Thanks for your comments!!! The snippets library is at the
> start, I really develop the vars popup to test regexp and to do an
> standard popup not depending on gedit to use with other applications
> (we use it in my job). I want to develop an in-place variable
> replacement but I need some time to do it :(
> 
> 	We are working on include GtkSourceCompletion into
> GtkSourceView and, when we finish, we could use it in all applications
> using gtksourceview.
> 
> 	Currently we haven't got a source code completion.
> GtkSourceCompletion supports custom providers. You (or someone) can
> write a C code provider, a python code provider etc to provide the data
> to GtkSourceCompletion. If someone develop this provider, we can use it
> in all application with GtkSourceView, this is the idea.
> 
> Regards,
> 	Perriman
> 
> 
> 
> El Tue, 03 Jun 2008 15:45:42 +0100
> chombee <chombee nerdshack com> escribió:
> 
>> On Mon, 2008-06-02 at 19:43 +0200, Perriman wrote:
>> > Hi Chombee,
>> > 
>> > 	I have developed document words completion. I put the
>> > sourceforge link because you need install gtksourcecompletion
>> > library and then gedit-documentwords-plugin. In sourceforge page
>> > you can find the library and the plugin.
>> 
>> So I can! Thanks, it's working here. Did you develop
>> GTKSourceCompletion itself as well as the gedit plugin? And
>> GTKSnippets too? I think you're doing good work. It would be great to
>> see these features everywhere, not just embedded in one application.
>> 
>> The GEdit plugin only seems to activate word completion, not source
>> code completion? Is there a way to get source code completion in
>> gedit yet?
>> 
>> Looking at your snippets screencast, I think you are going the wrong
>> way with the user interface, using a popup window. Snippets should
>> function in-place, in the editor, like the older snippets plugin for
>> gedit. But even better than that, checkout the way snippets are
>> implemented in Scribes from this screencast, gedit could learn a
>> thing or two:
>> 
>> http://scribes.sourceforge.net/demo.htm
>> 
>> Personally I think it could go one step further by letting the user
>> add a new snippet by just typing it out in a file, highlighting it,
>> and selecting 'add snippet.'
>> 
>> Other things I think gedit and its plugins could learn from Scribes:
>> 
>> * Automatic word replacement. e.g. when the user type teh it
>> automatically changes to the.
>> * Scribes' bracket auto-completion is smarter, doesn't get in the way.
>> * Scribes' auto-saving feature is great, the user only ever has to
>> press Save once, when saving a new file for the first time.
>> 
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