Jacob Carlborg wrote That's not quite the same, and it also only works in HTML/PHP blocks. Chocolat's auto-complete shows as you are typing, it doesn't require a hotkey, and it's context aware so it will lookup functions, classes, etc in your document. Here's a screenshot (this is what is showing after typing in "self.", the autocomplete also offered "self" as an autocomplete option as I was typing it): http://cl.ly/image/3N2j0T0G2O0b, and here is the info on autocomplete from Chocolat's documentation. I agree with Jacob, this would be a fantastic addition to Textmate, and it's something I wish for frequently. It would definitely make me a lot more productive. /(Sorry for the repost, I hadn't properly subscribed to the mailing list when I first posted this)/ -- View this message in context: http://textmate.1073791.n5.nabble.com/Xcode-like-auto-completion-tp28998p29… Sent from the textmate users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

On 17 Mar 2015, at 15:47, Igor wrote: I don’t think I have said I am against it, it’s just not a major priority because I work perfectly fine without it, although I did recently make several updates to the C and Objective-C completion indexes: https://github.com/textmate/objective-c.tmbundle/commits/master This was all based on libclang, it’s unclear if the OP is talking about completion for Objective-C (the topic is “Xcode”) or some other language. There is close to no code-reuse for auto-completion for different languages, so supporting auto-completion for all the languages that are used with TextMate would require a lot of work…