Codecompletion OsX 10.9.2 Codelite 5.4 WxWidgets 3.0.0

[LairdTurner]

Hello!

I've successfully get it to work completely including GDB-Debugger,
but if I enter for example #include <st... for #include <stdio.h> the code completion
doesn't work. Nor for any include for wxWidgets. I've tried to Re-Tag my projects but
nothing!
Any suggestions?

Thanks


greets

-René

[eranif]

The code completion works when you type CMD+SPACE
On OSX, this shortcut is default to the search shortcut.

In addition, in order for code completion to work, you should define the search paths for the include paths
Can you please provide the information as described in this forum thread?

Eran

[LairdTurner]

Hi!

Basically I've get it now to work, but I've got some issues regarding includes...
But... First things first...
Have a look if I did something wrong.
In Settings->Tags Settings under CTags->SearchPaths I've got this

/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/llvm-gcc-4.2/lib/gcc/i686-apple-darwin11/4.2.1/include
/Library/Frameworks
/System/Library/Frameworks
/usr/include
/usr/include/c++/4.2.1
/usr/include/c++/4.2.1/backward
/usr/llvm-gcc-4.2/lib/gcc/i686-apple-darwin11/4.2.1/include
/usr/local/include
/Users/rhoeger/Documents/WxWidgets/tags/WX_3_0_0/include

And in my project settings I've got...

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Code competion is now working...
But in case of wxWidgets the "wx/..." prefix doesn't work.

For example... I want to enter "#inlcude <wx/event.h>"
I'm typing "#include <wx" now I would expect that code completion suggest me the folder "wx/" but I get only
all headers starting with "wx".
Btw. I can enter directly "#include <event.h> which seems to be the header of "wx/event.h".
What can I do to get this working?

Thanks!


greets

-René

[eranif]

Hi,

An FYI: the project settings has little impact on the code completion (unless you are using clang based code completion, see here for info: http://codelite.org/LiteEditor/ClangIntegration41 )
The "file-completion" is not that smart it suggests based on file names

It not recommended to include directly event.h, but rather wx/event.h (unless I misunderstood you...)
Since you are using OSX, will you be interested in testing codelite 6.0?, I usually don't release "pre-releases", however, this release contains a big feature - LLDB debugger integration with codelite

Eran

[LairdTurner]

Hello!

It not recommended to include directly event.h, but rather wx/event.h (unless I misunderstood you...)

I meant that if I enter "wx" the code completion doesn't suggest the folder "wx/". I must always have to know what
header files included in wxWidgets. Event (wx/event.h) is an example. I have some libraries
this problem occurs too. Codelite finds the headers without any problem but don't respect the folders where the headers are in.
It's a little bit confusing.

Since you are using OSX, will you be interested in testing codelite 6.0?, I usually don't release "pre-releases", however, this release contains a big feature - LLDB debugger integration with codelite

Sure, that would be great. It took a long time to get the gdb-debugger working under Mavericks.
What compiler do you suggest to use in future? Stay at gcc or llvm?

Thanks!


greets

-René

[eranif]

Sure, that would be great. It took a long time to get the gdb-debugger working under Mavericks

I moved to clang (codelite is not built with clang under OSX)

I meant that if I enter "wx" the code completion doesn't suggest the folder "wx/". I must always have to know what
header files included in wxWidgets. Event (wx/event.h) is an example. I have some libraries
this problem occurs too.

Please open a feature request for this

Eran