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The default documentation URL points to github.com. Doing this in VS2017 results in a message from github that internet explorer is an unsupported browser.

Workaround is to use local storage/clone of the wiki.

(Copied from universal-ctags/ctags#2349 (comment).)

I find this comment in ctags.1.rst:
https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags/blob/f17ca7731a235b6950b8f02133ec1ff2656bddc7/man/ctags.1.rst.in#L64-L68

I agree with this comment.
The contents of e-ctags man pages are:

• SYNOPSIS
• DESCRIPTION
• SOURCE FILES
• OPTIONS
• ...

However, the contents

I seem to recall that, reading some docs or maybe code of the out-of-the-box backends, there once was a common understanding how backends should be written:

• they should check if they apply (in particular, to the current major-mode)
• they should thus work when simply adding them to a globally customized company-backends

Maybe that was just in my head, or maybe it has changed since, so h

Hi,

I have been using completor for a few months now, and I think it's (almost) perfect. I had been looking for a completion tool for ages, but I found nothing as simple and efficient as completor.

However, a few points could be improved (but maybe there is already a solution):

• If I open a python file, and when completor completes a function call, the doc buffer (where the docstring of

Example:

/** @var string $str */
 $str = 1;

At the end of this snippet $str is inferred as string. It'd be really useful if violations to user specified types were highlighted.

When accessing members of an object (through a pointer), it's much faster and more convenient to simply write the . operator and have it automatically converted into a ->
Several IDEs offer this like QtCreator and VisualStudio.
eg:

Foo* Bar;
Bar.
// Magic :D
Bar->ContinueWritingHere

Thanks in advance

Jedi has this nice popup with the name of the current argument highlighted after opening parentheses.

I think it'd be nice to have this feature, especially that clang already prints out the types. I'll try to implement this as soon as I find free time.

var3 = 'foo'
print(var3)

sql = """
SELECT foo, bar, baz
FROM tb_teste
WHERE {} = 1;
""".format(var3) <- ctrl+alt+u doesn't work here

Create a command to automatically add imports like:

import JSONModel = sap.ui.model.json.JSONModel;

to the sap.ui.define

Command can be called via autocomplete, too.