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Currently, except if it is due to a misconfiguration on my side, I am not seeing any code completion for keywords in official libraries. For instance, I would expect the following
*** Settings ***Library Screenshot
*** Test Cases ***Test
Take [cursor here]
when pressing ctrl+space to propose the two possible completions, Take Screenshot and Take Screenshot Without Embedding (as seen there).
Similarly, when importing self-made libraries (either in python or in java), I would expect the auto-complete to work there also.
I realise that this would be a big undertaking, but it would really go a long way to make the plugin really useful for mixed projects - because sometimes, it is just not possible to define all keywords with Robot Framework directly.
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When looking at the source code, @xkr47 , I found the files contained in this folder: plugin/robot-indices. Are these a start in the direction of implementing the autocompletion - at least for official external libraries? Because as a first step, if this would give auto-complete for a library as long as there is such a file, it could be a great help for me already.
Currently, except if it is due to a misconfiguration on my side, I am not seeing any code completion for keywords in official libraries. For instance, I would expect the following
when pressing
ctrl+space
to propose the two possible completions,Take Screenshot
andTake Screenshot Without Embedding
(as seen there).Similarly, when importing self-made libraries (either in python or in java), I would expect the auto-complete to work there also.
I realise that this would be a big undertaking, but it would really go a long way to make the plugin really useful for mixed projects - because sometimes, it is just not possible to define all keywords with Robot Framework directly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: