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@techee commented on this pull request.
In doc/plugins.dox:
> + Geany built-in functionality. + +When the plugin returns @c TRUE from the function assigned to the @c _provided +member of @c PluginExtension, it indicates +it wants to take control of the particular feature and disable Geany's +implementation. However, returning @c TRUE does not automatically guarantee that +the plugin's implementation is executed - if there are multiple plugins competing +for implementing a feature, the extension with the highest priority +passed into the @c plugin_extension_register() function gets executed. + +A plugin can perform a check if it gets executed for the +particular feature; e.g. for autocompletion the plugin can use +@c plugin_extension_autocomplete_provided() which returns @c TRUE if the +passed extension is executed, taking into account all registered extension +priorities and the return values of all functions assigned to +@c autocomplete_provided members of the registered extensions.
Done. I've just modified it not to use _perform() and not to call it a function to avoid @elextr 's complaints ;-)
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