Hey guys,
I know that you're trying to create a code completion library for Ruby (however, I wasn't a member of this list when those messages were posted, so I'm unable to reply to them). I wondered if you are aware of the existence of rct-complete, part of the rcodetools[1]? I believe the current implementation in the Experimental bundle only does static completion. rct-complete, however, can do a lot more:
http://frim.frim.nl/ss/Picture%20239.png
It actually knows the class get_new() returns, and thus won't suggest test_3.
Well, good luck with your efforts, I hope to see a stable completion library in the Ruby bundle soon!
- Pieter
On Dec 30, 2006, at 2:06 PM, Pieter de Bie wrote:
Hey guys,
I know that you're trying to create a code completion library for Ruby (however, I wasn't a member of this list when those messages were posted, so I'm unable to reply to them). I wondered if you are aware of the existence of rct-complete, part of the rcodetools[1]?
I was just examining this today. It's sensational. I'm seriously thinking of integrating it with the Ruby bundle, yes. More details when I have a bit more time to look into it... (I'm on vacation.)
James Edward Gray II
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thomas Aylott — design42 — subtleGradient — CrazyEgg
On Dec 30, 2006, at 3:06 PM, Pieter de Bie wrote:
Hey guys,
I know that you're trying to create a code completion library for Ruby (however, I wasn't a member of this list when those messages were posted, so I'm unable to reply to them). I wondered if you are aware of the existence of rct-complete, part of the rcodetools[1]? I believe the current implementation in the Experimental bundle only does static completion. rct-complete, however, can do a lot more:
http://frim.frim.nl/ss/Picture%20239.png
It actually knows the class get_new() returns, and thus won't suggest test_3.
Well, good luck with your efforts, I hope to see a stable completion library in the Ruby bundle soon!
- Pieter
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