I\'m working on trying to add a custom autocomplete, that I want to trigger whenever the user is typing (configurable of course). I\'ve found a couple examples of autocomple
The most IntelliSense-like behavior can be achieved by this:
var ExcludedIntelliSenseTriggerKeys =
{
"8": "backspace",
"9": "tab",
"13": "enter",
"16": "shift",
"17": "ctrl",
"18": "alt",
"19": "pause",
"20": "capslock",
"27": "escape",
"33": "pageup",
"34": "pagedown",
"35": "end",
"36": "home",
"37": "left",
"38": "up",
"39": "right",
"40": "down",
"45": "insert",
"46": "delete",
"91": "left window key",
"92": "right window key",
"93": "select",
"107": "add",
"109": "subtract",
"110": "decimal point",
"111": "divide",
"112": "f1",
"113": "f2",
"114": "f3",
"115": "f4",
"116": "f5",
"117": "f6",
"118": "f7",
"119": "f8",
"120": "f9",
"121": "f10",
"122": "f11",
"123": "f12",
"144": "numlock",
"145": "scrolllock",
"186": "semicolon",
"187": "equalsign",
"188": "comma",
"189": "dash",
"190": "period",
"191": "slash",
"192": "graveaccent",
"220": "backslash",
"222": "quote"
}
EditorInstance.on("keyup", function(editor, event)
{
var __Cursor = editor.getDoc().getCursor();
var __Token = editor.getTokenAt(__Cursor);
if (!editor.state.completionActive &&
!ExcludedIntelliSenseTriggerKeys[(event.keyCode || event.which).toString()] &&
(__Token.type == "tag" || __Token.string == " " || __Token.string == "<" || __Token.string == "/"))
{
CodeMirror.commands.autocomplete(editor, null, { completeSingle: false });
}
});