code-completion

When you subscribe to an event in code, Visual Studio automatically completes the code after += and generates the appropriate event handler: button.Click += new EventHandler(button_Click); // ↑_____auto generated code_____↑ Notice how it explicitly creates the delegate instance: even though method groups are implicitly convertible to delegates since C# 2, the IDE behavior still hasn't changed in VS2010. So I'd like to know, is there a way to generate code like this instead? button.Click += button_Click; EDIT just to make things clear to everyone: the code above is not in a designer file (I

First I thought it was a problem of VS2013 RC/beta but now I installed VS2013 RTM and still have the same problem: code completion does only open after I execute it manually by strg+space. How can I turn on auto open the windows after typed e.g. a point? When intellisense is displayed is a language specific setting. If you're asking about c# then you want to check the following Tools -> Options Text Editor -> C# -> Intellisense Ensure "Show completion list after a character is typed" is checked If you're using a different language please update the question and I'll try to point you in the

IntelliJ IDEA 13 has started exhibiting a very weird behavior in my local setup. Namely, in any new Java class added to an existing project, Code Completion does not work. So, after declaring an object variable of any type in the new class and then typing the name of that variable, followed by the dot (.), no suggestions come up for any of the methods of the corresponding object. For example, after declaring File f = new File("/home"); typing f. does not bring up a list of all the methods in the File class, to select one from. As a matter of fact, when typing the dot (.), no suggestions appear

I Want to use Ctrl + Space for omni-completion (and keyword completion if there is no omni-completion) in vim. I've tried this which I found somewhere on the web: inoremap <expr> <c-space> pumvisible() ? "\<C-n>" : "\<C-x>\<C-o>\<C-n>\<C-p>\<C-r>=pumvisible() ? \"\\<Down>\" : \"\\<CR>\"" however it's not working. Anyone who is using Ctrl + Space for this too who can show me the correct way (which works) to do it? Worth noting is that it needs to work in the terminal version of vim NOT gvim. Try this: inoremap <expr> <C-Space> pumvisible() \|\| &omnifunc == '' ? \ "\<lt>C-n>" : \ "\<lt>C-x>\<lt

I've been using Xcode 4.3.1 since it came out now and i've worked on many different projects since. Everything has always worked fine until this 1 new project i'm working on. The code completion/code sense never finds anything or when i 'Command+Click' a variable or class normally it would jump to that but now i'm just getting 'Symbol Not Found'. If I open one of my older project while this bad one is open, the old ones still work for code sense and the new one doesn't. My partner is working on the same project, we both get the files from our repository and the code sense works on his machine

Emacs wiki Xrefactory CEDET ? What can you recommend me ? You can try company-mode . It's a multi-backend in-buffer completion mechanism. Watch the screencast to get an idea of how it works. Some of the back-ends are: CEDET Semantic dabbrev XCode PySmell Ropemacs GNU Global And it's also available via ELPA . You could also use an autocomplete plugin for clang as long as your source compiles with it. links: https://github.com/Golevka/emacs-clang-complete-async https://github.com/brianjcj/auto-complete-clang https://github.com/mikeandmore/auto-complete-clang or the mode which is included in the