I use Sublime 3.
…and I’m old-school. I do manual indentations :ph34r:
I use Sublime 3.
…and I’m old-school. I do manual indentations :ph34r:
With sublime when I write " physics.addBody( " I have an autoComplete " physics.addBody( body, [bodyType], options )" but there are no auto-fill completion like " physics.addBody( body, [static, dynamic,kinematic], {bounce=0, friction=0, …})".
How can I have this ?
Thanks .
Our Corona plugin doesn’t support that. Please visit http://feedback.coronalabs.com and put in a feature request for it, with that example and lets get it voted up. It would probably be an engineering challenge to make happen, but until it gets on our radar with some votes, it will be hard to get it implemented.
Rob
But I have seen in many videos tutorials on Youtube people that just press the " tab button " with " physics.addBody " and then display all the feature ( feature, bounce, etc… ) in once.
Do you have a link to one of those URLs?
This video : between 10 min 45 sec and 11 min.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAWQc7ZK05U&t
He just type physics.addBody and then all the parameter comes with this after .
Let me ask some questions.
I’m speculating that our Corona Editor plugin is using our documentation as a source for the syntax highlighting and at the time since that video was produced in 2013, we’ve updated our documentation to use a more presentable syntax to readers and we don’t list all the options in every parameter any more.
Rob