Notepad++ SU8 Ruby API Autocomplete

[thomthom]

Ah - good link. I was looking for a resource like that.

Why you need dot colon in keywords?
= Seem to work anyway. Space was already there.

I made this definition so getters would be
" materials.current"

setters would be
" materials.current ="

[thomthom]

@dan rathbun said:

Auto Completion Wiki

@unknownuser said:

Depending on the value of the 'ignoreCase' attribute in the 'Environment' element, the XML file has to be sorted case sensitive or case insensitive (if the attribute is absent it will default to case sensitive).

Ah! Well that explains a few things!

[Dan Rathbun]

@thomthom said:

Why you need dot colon in keywords?
= Seem to work anyway. Space was already there.

Just wondering if it was required so that the feature can lookup things correctly.

[Dan Rathbun]

@dan rathbun said:

@thomthom said:

Why you need dot colon in keywords?
= Seem to work anyway. Space was already there.

Just wondering if it was required so that the feature can lookup things correctly.

More information on this link: Autocompletion, aka API, files, which says:

@unknownuser said:

additionalWordChar: character(s) that may be part of words and which are not a lower or upper case letter, a digit or the underscore. The value is a string with all these extra characters, in any order and without separators. The string is empty by default.
EDIT .. more info from that page:
@unknownuser said:

Names
For both call tips and autocompletion to work, keywords must be words, ie identifiers most languages would readily accept. This means that only the 26 Latin alphabet letters in either lower or upper case (no diacritics), digits and the underscore are safe to use. Additional allowed characters will work if they are not whitespace. Autocompletion may cope with spaces or blanks, call tips won't. This is a Scintilla limitation.

[tomasz]

Thank you!

[thomthom]

Revision 3 - 01.02.2011
Rebuilt the list from scratch. Used only the classes and methods from Ruby 1.8.6 and SketchUp API. (The old file seemed to have lots of Ruby On Rails references.)

[Dan Rathbun]

Do you it's possible to have whole qualified classnames and constants in the AutoComplete?

Examples:

Math::PI

File::SEPARATOR

Sketchup::Drawingelement

UI::Toolbar

etc. ??

[Dan Rathbun]

I noticed in the old list certain entries did not work correctly where the module name followed the keyword in paranthesis. Notepad++ got confused and took them to be a parameter (argument) list.

[thomthom]

@dan rathbun said:

I noticed in the old list certain entries did not work correctly where the module name followed the keyword in paranthesis.

@dan rathbun said:

Do you it's possible to have whole qualified classnames and constants in the AutoComplete?

Yes, it's possible. Some Ruby classes are listed like that. File for instance. (Just ripped it directly from the docs.)
Is there a list of available?

(I just ripped the class names and methods from the Ruby docs and SU docs - without further processing.) So constants and nesting is missing.

[Dan Rathbun]

@thomthom said:

@dan rathbun said:

I noticed in the old list certain entries did not work correctly where the module name followed the keyword in paranthesis.

These are the ones that caused problems (but the ver 3 does not have them.)

[Dan Rathbun]

@thomthom said:

@dan rathbun said:

Do you it's possible to have whole qualified classnames and constants in the AutoComplete?

Is there a list of available?

Both ver 2, and the original (Didier's version?) have fully qualified classes that you can cut and paste from.

For constants we'll have to compile a list.

[thomthom]

@dan rathbun said:

@thomthom said:

@dan rathbun said:

I noticed in the old list certain entries did not work correctly where the module name followed the keyword in paranthesis.

These are the ones that caused problems (but the ver 3 does not have them.)

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Oh! Didn't noticed that.

@dan rathbun said:

Both ver 2, and the original (Didier's version?) have fully qualified classes that you can cut and paste from.

Ah, yea. I did that manually for v2.

[Dan Rathbun]

Here's the 1.8.6 constant list for the Errno module, on the PC:

For PC (note! OSX SystemCallError subclasses may differ.)

		<Keyword name="Errno;;E2BIG"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;E2BIG;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EACCES"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EACCES;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EADDRINUSE"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EADDRINUSE;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EADDRNOTAVAIL"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EADDRNOTAVAIL;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EAFNOSUPPORT"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EAFNOSUPPORT;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EAGAIN"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EAGAIN;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EALREADY"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EALREADY;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EBADF"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EBADF;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EBUSY"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EBUSY;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ECHILD"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ECHILD;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ECONNABORTED"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ECONNABORTED;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ECONNREFUSED"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ECONNREFUSED;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ECONNRESET"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ECONNRESET;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EDEADLK"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EDEADLK;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EDEADLOCK"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EDEADLOCK;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EDESTADDRREQ"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EDESTADDRREQ;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EDOM"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EDOM;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EDQUOT"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EDQUOT;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EEXIST"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EEXIST;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EFAULT"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EFAULT;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EFBIG"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EFBIG;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EHOSTDOWN"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EHOSTDOWN;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EHOSTUNREACH"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EHOSTUNREACH;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EILSEQ"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EILSEQ;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EINPROGRESS"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EINPROGRESS;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EINTR"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EINTR;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EINVAL"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EINVAL;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EIO"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EIO;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EISCONN"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EISCONN;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EISDIR"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EISDIR;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ELOOP"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ELOOP;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EMFILE"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EMFILE;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EMLINK"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EMLINK;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EMSGSIZE"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EMSGSIZE;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENAMETOOLONG"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENAMETOOLONG;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENETDOWN"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENETDOWN;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENETRESET"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENETRESET;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENETUNREACH"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENETUNREACH;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENFILE"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENFILE;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOBUFS"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOBUFS;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENODEV"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENODEV;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOENT"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOENT;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOEXEC"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOEXEC;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOLCK"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOLCK;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOMEM"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOMEM;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOPROTOOPT"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOPROTOOPT;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOSPC"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOSPC;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOSYS"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOSYS;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOTCONN"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOTCONN;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOTDIR"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOTDIR;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOTEMPTY"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOTEMPTY;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOTSOCK"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOTSOCK;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOTTY"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENOTTY;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENXIO"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ENXIO;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EOPNOTSUPP"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EOPNOTSUPP;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EPERM"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EPERM;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EPFNOSUPPORT"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EPFNOSUPPORT;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EPIPE"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EPIPE;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EPROTONOSUPPORT"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EPROTONOSUPPORT;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EPROTOTYPE"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EPROTOTYPE;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ERANGE"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ERANGE;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EREMOTE"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EREMOTE;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EROFS"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EROFS;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ESHUTDOWN"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ESHUTDOWN;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ESOCKTNOSUPPORT"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ESOCKTNOSUPPORT;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ESPIPE"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ESPIPE;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ESRCH"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ESRCH;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ESTALE"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ESTALE;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ETIMEDOUT"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ETIMEDOUT;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ETOOMANYREFS"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;ETOOMANYREFS;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EUSERS"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EUSERS;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EWOULDBLOCK"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EWOULDBLOCK;;Errno"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EXDEV"/>
		<Keyword name="Errno;;EXDEV;;Errno"/>

---

output via: Ruby console and type (one-liner):
Errno.constants.sort.each {|e| puts %Q[\t\t<Keyword name="Errno::#{e}"/>\n\t\t<Keyword name="Errno::#{e}::Errno"/>\n] }
Then copy and paste into the ruby.xml file for Notepad++

[Dan Rathbun]

Here's the 1.8.6 constant list for the File module:

		<KeyWord name="File;;ALT_SEPARATOR"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;APPEND"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;BINARY"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;CREAT"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;APPEND"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;BINARY"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;CREAT"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;EXCL"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;FNM_CASEFOLD"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;FNM_DOTMATCH"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;FNM_NOESCAPE"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;FNM_PATHNAME"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;FNM_SYSCASE"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;LOCK_EX"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;LOCK_NB"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;LOCK_SH"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;LOCK_UN"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;NONBLOCK"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;RDONLY"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;RDWR"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;TRUNC"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Constants;;WRONLY"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;EXCL"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;FNM_CASEFOLD"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;FNM_DOTMATCH"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;FNM_NOESCAPE"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;FNM_PATHNAME"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;FNM_SYSCASE"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;LOCK_EX"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;LOCK_NB"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;LOCK_SH"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;LOCK_UN"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;NONBLOCK"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;PATH_SEPARATOR"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;RDONLY"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;RDWR"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;SEEK_CUR"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;SEEK_END"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;SEEK_SET"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;SEPARATOR"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;Separator"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;TRUNC"/>
		<KeyWord name="File;;WRONLY"/>

[Dan Rathbun]

Here's the 1.8.6 constant list for the Float class:

		<Keyword name="Float;;DIG"/>
		<Keyword name="Float;;EPSILON"/>
		<Keyword name="Float;;MANT_DIG"/>
		<Keyword name="Float;;MAX"/>
		<Keyword name="Float;;MAX_10_EXP"/>
		<Keyword name="Float;;MAX_EXP"/>
		<Keyword name="Float;;MIN"/>
		<Keyword name="Float;;MIN_10_EXP"/>
		<Keyword name="Float;;MIN_EXP"/>
		<Keyword name="Float;;RADIX"/>
		<Keyword name="Float;;ROUNDS"/>

[Dan Rathbun]

Here's the 1.8.6 constant list for the IO class:

		<Keyword name="IO;;APPEND"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;BINARY"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;CREAT"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;EXCL"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;FNM_CASEFOLD"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;FNM_DOTMATCH"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;FNM_NOESCAPE"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;FNM_PATHNAME"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;FNM_SYSCASE"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;LOCK_EX"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;LOCK_NB"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;LOCK_SH"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;LOCK_UN"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;NONBLOCK"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;RDONLY"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;RDWR"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;SEEK_CUR"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;SEEK_END"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;SEEK_SET"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;TRUNC"/>
		<Keyword name="IO;;WRONLY"/>

[Dan Rathbun]

Here's the 1.8.6 constant list AND class methods for the Marshal module:

		<Keyword name="Marshal;;MAJOR_VERSION"/>
		<Keyword name="Marshal;;MINOR_VERSION"/>
		<Keyword name="Marshal;;dump" func="yes">
			<Overload retVal="String" descr="Returns String result of serializing obj and all descendent objects.">
				<Param name="~Object obj" />
			</Overload>
			<Overload retVal="~IO" descr="Returns io_obj, after writing to it, the serialized data for obj and all descendent objects.">
				<Param name="~Object obj" />
				<Param name="~IO io_obj" />
			</Overload>
			<Overload retVal="~IO" descr="Returns io_obj, after writing to it, the serialized data for obj and the descendent objects limited to the specified depth (if non-negative. Default depth=-1)">
				<Param name="~Object obj" />
				<Param name="~IO io_obj" />
				<Param name="~Integer depth" />
			</Overload>
		</KeyWord>
		<Keyword name="Marshal;;load" func="yes">
			<Overload retVal="~Object" descr="Returns the result of converting the serialized data in source into a Ruby object (possibly with associated subordinate objects). source may be either an instance of IO or an object that responds to to_str().">
				<Param name="~IO|^String source" />
			</Overload>
			<Overload retVal="~Object" descr="Returns the result of converting the serialized data in source into a Ruby object (possibly with associated subordinate objects). source may be either an instance of IO or an object that responds to to_str(). If proc_obj is specified, it will be passed each object as it is deserialized.">
				<Param name="~IO|^String source" />
				<Param name="Proc proc_obj" />
			</Overload>
		</KeyWord>
		<Keyword name="Marshal;;restore" func="yes">
			<Overload retVal="~Object" descr="Alias for Marshal;;load() Returns the result of converting the serialized data in source into a Ruby object (possibly with associated subordinate objects). source may be either an instance of IO or an object that responds to to_str().">
				<Param name="~IO|^String source" />
			</Overload>
			<Overload retVal="~Object" descr="Alias for Marshal;;load() Returns the result of converting the serialized data in source into a Ruby object (possibly with associated subordinate objects). source may be either an instance of IO or an object that responds to to_str(). If proc_obj is specified, it will be passed each object as it is deserialized.">
				<Param name="~IO|^String source" />
				<Param name="Proc proc_obj" />
			</Overload>
		</KeyWord>

As an experiment, in parameters, I used:
"~" to denote "this class or subclass"
"^" to denote "implictly convertable to" (which would include the class and any subclasses.)

for ex: ^Integer would mean: " Integer class, subclass, or object that implements a to_i() method."

[driven]

Hi Dan,

This is the sort of thing I want to check in SU ruby on the mac,
Your first snip seems to bring up loads more methods than what your posting, are you editing yours down?

I'd like to do more, but adding the code to get the extra bits is beyond me.

Would you mind sharing Marshal snippet, and will that work with all modules?

Is the a 1.8.6 module that simply didn't exist at all in 1.8.5 that I could test for?

cheers

john

	<Keyword name="File;;FNM_CASEFOLD;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;FNM_DOTMATCH"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;FNM_DOTMATCH;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;FNM_NOESCAPE"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;FNM_NOESCAPE;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;FNM_PATHNAME"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;FNM_PATHNAME;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;FNM_SYSCASE"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;FNM_SYSCASE;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;LOCK_EX"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;LOCK_EX;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;LOCK_NB"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;LOCK_NB;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;LOCK_SH"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;LOCK_SH;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;LOCK_UN"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;LOCK_UN;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;NOCTTY"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;NOCTTY;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;NONBLOCK"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;NONBLOCK;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;PATH_SEPARATOR"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;PATH_SEPARATOR;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;RDONLY"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;RDONLY;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;RDWR"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;RDWR;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;SEEK_CUR"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;SEEK_CUR;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;SEEK_END"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;SEEK_END;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;SEEK_SET"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;SEEK_SET;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;SEPARATOR"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;SEPARATOR;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;SYNC"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;SYNC;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;Separator"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;Separator;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;Stat"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;Stat;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;TRUNC"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;TRUNC;;File"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;WRONLY"/>
		<Keyword name="File;;WRONLY;;File"/>
["ALT_SEPARATOR", "APPEND", "CREAT", "Constants", "EXCL", "FNM_CASEFOLD", "FNM_DOTMATCH", "FNM_NOESCAPE", "FNM_PATHNAME", "FNM_SYSCASE", "LOCK_EX", "LOCK_NB", "LOCK_SH", "LOCK_UN", "NOCTTY", "NONBLOCK", "PATH_SEPARATOR", "RDONLY", "RDWR", "SEEK_CUR", "SEEK_END", "SEEK_SET", "SEPARATOR", "SYNC", "Separator", "Stat", "TRUNC", "WRONLY"]

[thomthom]

Thanks Dan for posting this.

[thomthom]

Btw, I think I'll upload the list to BitBucket. I'll do that later today.