Hi,
Maybe because I am new, but I have no idea how to add own snippets. I would like to my own snippet when I use Ctrl K + X.
Hi,
You can hanlde NeedCodeCompletion event and assign own snippets :
private void SyntaxEdit1_NeedCodeCompletion(object sender, Alternet.Syntax.CodeCompletionArgs e)
{
if (e.CompletionType == Alternet.Syntax.CodeCompletionType.CodeSnippets)
{
var provider = new Alternet.Syntax.CodeCompletion.CodeSnippets();
var snippet = provider.AddSnippet();
snippet.Header.Description = "test test";
snippet.Header.Title = "test";
snippet.Code.Code = "class test {}";
e.Provider = provider;
e.ToolTip = false;
e.CompletionType = Alternet.Syntax.CodeCompletionType.None;
e.NeedShow = true;
}
}
Alternately you can derive own class from one of the SyntaxParser and override CodeSnippets property and write similar code there.
Snippets can also be loaded from xml/resource.
Please have a look at the CustomSnippets demo:
http://www.alternetsoft.com/projects/CustomSnippets.zip
regards,
Andrew
You can hanlde NeedCodeCompletion event and assign own snippets :
private void SyntaxEdit1_NeedCodeCompletion(object sender, Alternet.Syntax.CodeCompletionArgs e)
{
if (e.CompletionType == Alternet.Syntax.CodeCompletionType.CodeSnippets)
{
var provider = new Alternet.Syntax.CodeCompletion.CodeSnippets();
var snippet = provider.AddSnippet();
snippet.Header.Description = "test test";
snippet.Header.Title = "test";
snippet.Code.Code = "class test {}";
e.Provider = provider;
e.ToolTip = false;
e.CompletionType = Alternet.Syntax.CodeCompletionType.None;
e.NeedShow = true;
}
}
Alternately you can derive own class from one of the SyntaxParser and override CodeSnippets property and write similar code there.
Snippets can also be loaded from xml/resource.
Please have a look at the CustomSnippets demo:
http://www.alternetsoft.com/projects/CustomSnippets.zip
regards,
Andrew
Thank you Andrew. Works very well like this.
Torsten
Torsten