A list of puns related to "Intelligent code completion"
I'm fairly new to JavaScript and I downloaded Atom to try and learn more. I've mostly worked with Java and with an IDE like Intellij you can type something like "array." and you get a list of all the things you can do with an array. This is really nice since I don't know all the possible things I can do with an array and I don't want to google it every time.
Is it possible to get something like this in Atom? I tried WebStorm and it works fine, but it's not free and it's a bit big and slow for small projects.
I've just started with ruby.
Coming from c# and spoilt by intellisense.
I was wondering if anyone knows any code completion other than rsense.
I've tried running it on Windows but had no luck.
I'm looking for an alternative. Any suggestion out there?
What setup do you guys use for completion and linting? Sorry if this has been asked a milllion times, I am very overwhelmed with the amount of plugins there are for what I'm describing. Is it possible to get IDE-like completion and linting (ideally using a lsp) without dependencies like nodejs? Snippet integration would be nice too and preferrably I would only need to press TAB to activate all types of completions and the scroll through them. My .vimrc needs to be portable enough that I can just install my plugin manager and copy my vimrc and run the install command. Some of those machines may also not have the latest version of python either. And of course, I can't use neovim just basic vim.
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I've used some cool Xcode extensions some 8 years ago, and it was really cool, but I've never written one. Anyone know if you can write a code completion extension for Xcode?
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcodekit/creating_a_source_editor_extension
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Hello,
This is partly a Neovim + Rust Analyzer question....
I have a couple of quick queries on something curious I noticed. I am using Neovim 0.5.1, Rust-analyzer release 2021-10-18 and nvim-cmp (with cmp-nvim-lsp as a source). OS is Debian 11.
In the screenshot below how come:
Rust analyzer does not know what type of vector v is after two i32's are pushed into it and the file is saved?
Why does cmp/Rust-analyzer not provide a "push" method" in the code completion list? "push" is obviously a valid Vec method and the code compiles fine.
Thanks.
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... keep reading on reddit β‘Are there any android API's similar to this but for source code completion ? ( it can be for any programming language) Say, you are building a mobile IDE for android and you want to give the user a feature for code auto completion.
I looked into N-IDE ( a open source android IDE) and they do *some* auto completion here . The code is quite complicated (its also from like 4 years ago). Does anyone know of a better, perhaps more efficient/easier way to do this ?
I recently open sourced an independent scss inference-engine which parses scss files and returns contextual codehints for variables, mixins, functions etc. It respects nesting and imports. It also supports the basic builtin at-rules and mixins. Along with the hints you get preview of variable values and function/mixin signatures.
I also created a brackets extension to go with it, where it can be seen in action. It's still very new and a bit unpolished but please try it out. All feedback will be appreciated. It's meant to make life a bit easier. :)
View Readme.md
Are there any android API's similar to this but for source code completion ? ( it can be for any programming language) Say, you are building a mobile IDE for android and you want to give the user a feature for code auto completion.
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