code-completion

is there any code assist (code completion, code hinting) feature or plugin for the Netbeans IDE (not autocomletion for text input fields such as for names or states but a code assist (!) for coding)? As far as I know only Dreamweaver CS5.5 supports this so far. I figured we could drop the un-answered rate a bit here: If the application (Netbeans) is going to parse a script to get function names then you should give it a file with function names rather than the minified / obfuscated version. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10267603/jquery-mobile-code-assist-code-auto-completion-code

I am using PyCharm but I do not like default code completion which shows _protected and __mangled names higher than public . How can I force to show names starting with underscore at the bottom of code completion list and public at the top? Some editors like PyDev is doing it much better without configuration. Screen asked by @jole showing my problem: This is not configurable in PyCharm; there is an open issue for changing the default behavior of the completion in this context. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28766414/pycharm-code-completion-setup-for-underscore-less-priority-for

I love Eclipse and PyDev because it always has the features I need. This time I'd like to connect PyDev to my interpreter that is already running. My interpreter is embedded in my game application, that's why. If it would make it easier, I can also start the game application from Eclipse. However, I've tried to add my game .exe in the interpreter configuration in PyDev but it cannot be started because the .exe need some .cfg files that are located in the .exe's folder. Ecplise seems to not execute the .exe file in its environment. How could I do it? The main reason for all this is that I want

Can't get code-completion to work for e.g. SciPy, Numpy or Matplotlib in Eclipse/PyDev under Ubuntu 12.4 or 11.4. Tried with Eclipse Helios and Juno, PyDev in latest version (2.6). Code completion does work for e.g. internal project references or builtins. Have added path to "Preferences->Pydev->Interpreter - Python->Libraries" and added scipy, numpy and matplotlib to the "Forced Builtins". Under "Preferences->PyDev->Editor->Code Completion" "Minimum Number of chars..." is set to 1, "Preferences->PyDev->Editor->Code Completion (ctx insensitive and tokens)" "Number of chars for..." are both set

I'm using Eclimd for completion. it generates a lot of helpful info about function, but in 1-line preview window it looks messy. (same window uses by omni-completion) So: Is there any way to change default preview window height? Make preview-popup instead of preview-window? I am facing problems with 'previewheight' too so I came up with the following work around: set previewheight=50 au BufEnter ?* call PreviewHeightWorkAround() func PreviewHeightWorkAround() if &previewwindow exec 'setlocal winheight='.&previewheight endif endfunc You can change the default height of the preview window by

I've used XCode and Netbeans, and I've noticed that they have a feature to automatically complete quotation marks or parentheses (and I assume that other IDEs often do this also). I don't know what the name of this feature is, but is there any way to do this in Emacs? For example, when I type printf(" I would like it to automatically input printf("") placing the cursor in between the quotation marks. Thank you. The basic variant would be AutoPairs . The same effect but a little more sophisticated can also be achieved with YASnippet . If you type M-(, that will insert both a ( and a ), and

Many python IDE's boasts of providing code-completion (code insight), PyCharm is one of those IDE's. However, it seems to me that the provided code-completion is extremely limited. Let me give you an example to make it clear: import numpy as np m = np.random.random((3,5)) m. Hitting CTRL-space after 'm.' will not give me any code-completion, -no matter how hard I hit it ;).. I guess this is because the IDE would have to do type inference to know the type of the variable 'm', and that this isn't trivial in the domain of dynamic programming languages. Now, PyCharm comes with a setting called