I am lovin' the cmd-T window, very nice. Any possibility it might be multiselect in the future? I often have need to pull up a class and its similarly named unit test class and perhaps a similarly named test fixture. It would be nice to grab them all in one shot, since they typically show up right next to each other in the window. Not a big deal though. -- Best regards, Lang Riley
Is there any way to change the autocomplete behaviour?
Here is the situation, I am using latex which allows references to previous labels. Thus on puts:
\label{foo}
somewhere and then later
\ref{foo}
to refer to it. I want to be able to autocomplete the ref using the label text. I know I could do this by writing a macro, but I was wondering if it could be bound to the escape key?
best wishes
Edmund
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On Mar 9, 2005, at 19:46, Edmund Harriss wrote:
Is there any way to change the autocomplete behaviour?
Currently not. But it's definitely subject for future improvements.
Here is the situation, I am using latex which allows references to previous labels. [...] I want to be able to autocomplete the ref using the label text. I know I could do this by writing a macro, but I was wondering if it could be bound to the escape key?
In beta 6 it'll be possible to limit the scope of (the activation of) bundle items to something expressible with the new selector system. That way, you can have a latex completion macro/command bound to escape, but set the scope so that it'll only work inside \ref{...}. That way, you get the normal behavior outside the \ref{...}, and your improved behavior inside.
On Mar 9, 2005, at 19:37, Lang Riley wrote:
[ cmd-T window ] Any possibility it might be multiselect in the future?
I'll write it down as a request, but no promises. There's a big chance that this feature will be reborn as a way to filter the project drawer instead, which may make this request obsolete (I already have a request on opening multiple files from the project drawer :) ).
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