- Jan 26, 2010
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
Add the snippets to the completion box when the character at the left of the text cursor is a delimiter.
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Erik Verbruggen authored
Done-with: Christian Kamm
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
Activate the global completion when the the character at the left of the text cursor is a delimiter.
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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- Jan 25, 2010
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Roberto Raggi authored
Yet another quick and dirty hack while waiting for the real binding pass.
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Roberto Raggi authored
Activate the function-like completion only when the character at the left of the text cursor is a `('.
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Roberto Raggi authored
Just a temporary hack to get completion for user-defined components. It should go away as soon as we have a decent binding pass.
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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- Jan 22, 2010
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Thorbjørn Lindeijer authored
There can only be one root element in an XML document, and when we try to read another one we get a premature end of document error.
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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- Jan 21, 2010
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Thorbjørn Lindeijer authored
The automatic activation of snippets can be rather unexpected. Also provided some ad-hoc icons for snippets and QML completion items. Done-with: Roberto Raggi <roberto.raggi@nokia.com>
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- Jan 19, 2010
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mae authored
Done with Thorbjorn and Roberto
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Roberto Raggi authored
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- Jan 18, 2010
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Roberto Raggi authored
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Erik Verbruggen authored
Changed the QML/JS editor to treat .qs/.js files as JavaScript, and invoke the appropriate parser for it. Reviewed-by: Christian Kamm
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