TextMate bundle, auto-complete and tooltips.

[ljdp]

For those of you who use TextMate I've edited an existing bundle to include auto-completions for all the functions.
Press the § key (below esc on mac keyboards) and a list of suggestions pop up. Press enter and it'll update and show a tool-tip.
You can also press tab to jump between each argument.

I've added all the functions to the list from the wiki, but not every functions has a tooltip and arguments yet,
if anyone wants to help finish this tedious task the completion list is stored in LOVE.tmbundle/support/completions.rb
it's a ruby hash table but it's pretty self explanatory to edit. Just fork and send a pull request.




Get it here:
http://github.com/perky/love2d-textmate-bundle

[kalle2990]

Looks epic to me, too bad I run Notepad++ on Windows..

[willurd]

This is so awesome. Thanks a bunch!

[dotoli]

Thank you so much for this!

Makes working with LÖVE even more fun!

[ljdp]

Want completion for functions throughout your project?
With class inheritance?

Watch me.
http://www.vimeo.com/10319082

In regards to class inheritance it looks for the statement

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newclass = class( "classname", parentclass )

which is what MiddleClass uses, if your OO system uses a different function you'll
have to change some regexp (or simply change your function )

Github updated up top.

[bartbes]

In your video a saw class:new being recognized, is it always, or did you do some magic in another file? (in the latter case, please add the :new syntax)

[ljdp]

It's dynamic.
Any function you write will show up.

[bartbes]

I meant that the result of class:new was recognized as a subclass.

[ljdp]

Ahh, not at the moment.
But you can do that easily with a comment

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-- subclass = superclass

[nevon]

Aw man, I wish I had something like this for Geany. That would be so slick.