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For example, in Xojo there are keywords that start with "#" (#pragma, #endif, etc.). Autocomplete will not trigger on these.
A solution is to scan the first character of every keyword in the definition file for non-word characters and add those to the regex pattern that will identify the start of a new word.
Another solution is to let the user specify such special characters either at runtime and/or through the definition file. This will be needed if the user wants to add such autocomplete words that are separate from the keywords found in the definition file.
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For example, in Xojo there are keywords that start with "#" (#pragma, #endif, etc.). Autocomplete will not trigger on these.
A solution is to scan the first character of every keyword in the definition file for non-word characters and add those to the regex pattern that will identify the start of a new word.
Another solution is to let the user specify such special characters either at runtime and/or through the definition file. This will be needed if the user wants to add such autocomplete words that are separate from the keywords found in the definition file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: