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<pre wrap="">Hi @ all,
is there a posibility to search in all word of an document?
there are no matches for words inside strings ( sql-queries f.e. ) or
php-variables
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I'm not sure whether I'm understanding you right.
You want an auto completion for "bar" from the following example:
<?php
$foo = "bar";
?>
Then Geany should suggest "bar" in the auto completion list?
Regards,
Enrico
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Yes, if I've got let s say 2 queries:<br>
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$Query1 = "SELECT ColWithLongNameAndMeaning1,
ColWithLongerNameAndMeaning2 FROM ".$tblWhatEver.";";<br>
<br>
And I write $Query2 = "SELECT CONCAT( Col<br>
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then it would be nice if auto completion would find both of the
previous ColNames ( and what ever else begins with "Col".<br>
This is the easiest way to find out ( without scrolling 500s of lines
up ) if I write the col or variable correct.<br>
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In Kate it is like this, but Kate does not support custom definitions
of function setc. for auto completion. So I ' ve spent the whole night
to customize the syntaxhighlighting ( colors ) and tags and now I do
not now if - and when how to get this work in Geany :(<br>
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I forgot:<br>
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If you edit a Javascript-file with an Object-definition in the json way:<br>
var blubber = {<br>
x : 0,<br>
foo : function(){<br>
return "bar";<br>
}<br>
}<br>
autocolpletion does not work, because no functions like "function
foo().." are found ( I think ), too.<br>
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