code-completion

Do you know if there is a plugin for Coda to do the kind of code completion below for jquery? As far as i know there is such extension for Visual Studio, hope there is a way to do that in Coda too, because i don't want to write jQuery(document).ready(function(){ ... }); anymore. Thanks, Sinan. P.S. I'm aware of shorthands of document ready like $(function() { ... }); but it's still long and it's not the only issue makes me look for a completion extension. alt text http://www.dbvy.com/Picture.png PetersenDidIt Check out this web post which has a jQuery.mode that you can use for Coda: jQuery

I've been widely making use of the Complete Class at Cursor function in Delphi, in 2010 and in XE2. Recently, after installing Update 4 for XE2, the Complete Class at Cursor stopped working. After doing some research, I found that uninstalling "AQTime" would fix the issue. So I did that (had to re-install Delphi just to remove it) and sure enough it started working again. Except, today, it suddenly stopped again. AQTime is not installed, and I haven't done anything in the IDE at all which (as far as I know) could possibly cause this. I haven't installed/uninstalled any packages, changed any

I don't want to give up before asking, because this is basic functionality in any Java/.Net IDE. The compiler tells me: Incomplete implementation of class... Method definition for '-someMethod:' not found but clicking, right-clicking, praying and Google searching have not gotten me to automatically create a method stub from this. Can Xcode create a method stub for me and take me there? If not, why might that be (aside from "real programmers enjoy typing")? Edit: I thought that option-escape basically solved this for me, but it does not. It doesn't seem to be aware of all (any?) of the

In Eclipse is it possible to create automatically Getters and Setters for a field. But I have a lot of private fields for which only getters should exist. Is somewhere in Eclipse a "create Getters" Function which does not create setters too? Well, it is not so much work to write getters, but doing it automatically would be nice :) Thank you, lerad On the Generate Setters and Getters screen you have Select getters button on the right - use it. fastcodejava What do you mean by automatically? My plugin lets one create fields with Getters or Setters. You might look into this : http://fast-code

Good day, I typically work on relatively small (less than 20,000 lines of code) projects that are all self contained within a single directory, have their own Makefile, and are fairly easy to work with. VIM is my preferred editor, and when I open a project, I typically build the ctags list via a mapping to the F10 key: map <F10> :!ctags -R --c++-kinds=+p --fields=+iaS --extra=+q .<CR> This allows me to jump to the definition of a variable/struct/etc via moving the cursor over the text, and hitting CTRL + ] , as well as using code completion with a drop-down list via OmniCppComplete. However, I

I've just upgraded to IntelliJ IDEA 10, and it has started doing something extremely annoying. While writing documentation in a .txt file it has started giving me word suggestions as I type. This is, instead of helping, just irritating me while also consuming system resources. I haven't been able to find a way to turn this off in the Settings window. Perhaps there's a way of telling Idea not to do this for certain file types or in code comments? Cheers, R Goto Settings->Editor->Code Completion and untick Autopop code completion in (ms), or if you set this to something like 1000, then it give

Is it possible to make Vim complete the code for you, like in any other IDE (not just word searching, but members of classes, methods etc.)? What are the best options / plugins available? It's possible, but most people don't. vim is a fairly generic editor, that said, it does contain some "code completion" features such as word completion, etcetera, but nothing like the likes of, say, Delphi's IDE. Such a system could be added by scripting vim - vim can directly run several scripting languages that make this easy, or you could send the file through an external script. Clang Complete lets you

I've got: Python 2.7 ( Anaconda x64 ), which works great PyQt5 (installed using pip install python-qt5 ) PyCharm 4.04 Professional (recently upgraded from 3.4.1) A small Qt application After much hair-pulling (since Riverbank doesn't provide a PyQt5 binary for Python 2.7, only for 3.3+) I got everything working thanks to Marcus Otosson's pre-compiled binary packages. Qt is now installed and fully functional. My Qt application runs great! But the application isn't finished yet, and PyCharm won't do code completion for the PyQt modules. It won't even recognize that any PyQt5 sub-modules (like