Thanks Nick. :)
I've been using Crimson Editor for about a year, but have really been missing "intellisense" type stuff. So, I've decided to give SciTE another try.
After importing the .sql into a new sqlite db (instructions in this thread http://www.gammon.com.au/forum/?id=9241 ); it was quick enough to make a Mushclient.api file for SciTE.
After doing this, I'm missing about 24 functions. (line count vs utils.functionlist)
But it's nice having autocomplete and tooltips available. :)
I've been using Crimson Editor for about a year, but have really been missing "intellisense" type stuff. So, I've decided to give SciTE another try.
After importing the .sql into a new sqlite db (instructions in this thread http://www.gammon.com.au/forum/?id=9241 ); it was quick enough to make a Mushclient.api file for SciTE.
db = sqlite3.open("C:\MCdoc.db")
stmt = db:prepare("select name,prototype,summary from functions order by name")
local foo = {}
while stmt:step() == 100 do
foo = stmt:get_named_values()
AppendToNotepad("API", string.format("%s%s%s\r\n", foo.name,
foo.prototype:gsub("^.-%(", "%("):gsub(";$", ""), foo.summary))
end
stmt:finalize()
db:close()
After doing this, I'm missing about 24 functions. (line count vs utils.functionlist)
But it's nice having autocomplete and tooltips available. :)