[SVN] r3277 (Experimental, OCaml)

[David Powers]

type the name of a function or method defined in the current file and 
hit option-esc while the cursor is on the name and it *should* fill in 
the arguments from the local definition as a set of tabbed 
placeholders.  To make it more clear:

if you had:


let myfunc a b str =
    # do some stuff with a, b, and str


and you typed:

myfunc<opt-esc> - you would get:

myfunc a b str - with the arguments setup so that you could tab to each 
one and overwrite it.


Although that example did lead to me finding a problem with it in OCaml 
which should now be corrected (methods and functions are scoped slightly 
differently in OCaml) - so grab the latest first.

-David


William D. Neumann wrote:
> On Mon, 8 May 2006, David Powers wrote:
>
>> Add generic local function completion (opt-esc) to Experimental, 
>> currently tested with ruby and ocaml
>
> What is this supposed to do?  I don't speak ruby well enough to figure 
> it out from looking at the code, and I can't get it to do anything 
> when trying to trigger it...
>
> William D. Neumann
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