Thanks for the info.<br>I was browsing tagmanager folder in Geany source at the same time and now it doesn&#39;t seem like great idea to convert what I have to Tagmanager format, which is perhaps used by symbol browser and some Geany internals probably, and doesn&#39;t fit calltips usage<br>
<br>OTOH, pipe-separated format can show Description (which docs state that is &quot;currently unused and should be left empty.&quot;) if simply pipe isn&#39;t entered before description text.<br><br>Now my problem is how to tell Geany to parse function name that has . (dot) in the name. For example I&#39;m creating .tags file for Geany Lua plugin and in filetypes.lua file I added:<br>
<br>    whitespace_chars=\s\t!\&quot;#$%&amp;&#39;()*+,-/:;&lt;=&gt;?@[\\]^`{|}~<br><br>(taken from &quot;filetypes.common&quot; without . (dot) in it). My idea was to tell Geany to treat . (dot) like word character.<br>Unfortunately this didn&#39;t work, and I guess there must be some way to do it.<br>
<br>BTW I noticed that Geany displays drop-down autocomplete list with max 30 entries, and does not reduce entries as I type, which is no good<br><br>