I posted this 3 days ago.

Soryou (on the IRC) wrote a php completions solution that scanned your current code for class/function declarations - even in included project files, so you might want to check that one out for ideas. Don't remember the URL at the moment.

http://public.serenity.de/php2/ is the link for this providing the zipped bundle and the readme. I wrote this to complete function names of user defined functions in the same and all included files. (See the readme for details, it works project wide, too)

For the parsing of source files, I use ctags which is able to extract things like function definitions for a variety of programming languages. ctags evolved with vi/vim I believe to jump to certain functions definitions and such in the source code. My command uses it for that purpose, too. ctags in included in osx, at least in Tiger, otherwise it is a sourceforge project.

My code to call and parse the php input and the ctags output is also written in php.

If this thread was mainly about completions of source code for programming, then ctags provides a way to use it across different programming languages. Though I waited to port it any further for tm's plugin architecture and Allan's own planned completion engine.

Except that introspection usually (always?) works with the _current_ program, so the completer would need to somehow load the completee in order to gain any advantage from introspection; unless there is some magic in Python I don't know about. In ruby it would be like this, at least.

One of the 'problems' I had for my php completions is that a user always can do things like include($HOME_DIR."/this.php"). We surely cannot cope with this because the variable is only available at runtime. And I don't know about your ruby or python magic…

Soryu

On 11.08.2005, at 21:29, Oscar Bonilla wrote:

I saw there was a ruby script posted to the list a while ago for integration with ctags, but it's not working for me... before I go off and start writing my own, is anyone using ctags with TextMate?

Thanks,

-Oscar

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