[SOLVED] SynFacilCompletion

[scons]

Hi all,

When I use this code in the language xml

Code: XML  [Select][+][-]

1.   <Completion OpenOnKeyUp="false">
2.     <List IconIndex='3'>
3.       <Include Attribute="Keyword1"></Include>
4.     </List>
5.    </Completion>
6. ...
7. <Attribute Name="KEYWORD1" ForeCol="Black" Bold="True"> </Attribute>
8. ...
9.   <Identifiers CharsStart= "A..Za..z_" Content = "A..Za..z0..9_">
10.     <token attribute="Keyword1">
11.         ADD ABS RAB KAB WC_ELM TC_ELM
12.     </token>
13.    </Identifiers>
14.  

The keywords are not recognized as defined in the token attribute part. Nothing is shown in the completion pop-up.

But when I use this, they do get recognized:

Code: XML  [Select][+][-]

1.   <Completion OpenOnKeyUp="false">
2.       <Include Attribute="Keyword1"></Include>
3.    </Completion>
4. ...
5. <Attribute Name="KEYWORD1" ForeCol="Black" Bold="True"> </Attribute>
6. ...
7.   <Identifiers CharsStart= "A..Za..z_" Content = "A..Za..z0..9_">
8.     <token attribute="Keyword1">
9.         ADD ABS RAB KAB WC_ELM TC_ELM
10.     </token>
11.    </Identifiers>
12.  

If I do this, the Icons nicely show up:

Code: XML  [Select][+][-]

1.   <Completion OpenOnKeyUp="false">
2.      <List IconIndex='3'>
3.          ADD ABS RAB KAB WC_ELM TC_ELM
4.      </List>
5.    </Completion>
6. ...
7. <Attribute Name="KEYWORD1" ForeCol="Black" Bold="True"> </Attribute>
8. ...
9.   <Identifiers CharsStart= "A..Za..z_" Content = "A..Za..z0..9_">
10.     <token attribute="Keyword1">
11.         ADD ABS RAB KAB WC_ELM TC_ELM
12.     </token>
13.    </Identifiers>
14.  

Am I doing something wrong in the first code ? (This would be the preferred choice)
I want to show Icons, and use "Keyword1" elements as defined in the token attribute list.

Thanks

[Edson]

The tag <Include> is supposed to support IconIndex. Let me check.

Recently I had a philosophical conflict in my thoughts: "To List or To include" that's the dilemma. That's because I am not sure what is the best way to include keywords. If using: <List><include> </list>  or just: <include/>.

[Edson]

Well, the preferred form is using: <OpenOn>  and <include>:

Code: Pascal  [Select][+][-]

1.   <Completion>
2.      <OpenOn>
3.         <Include Attribute="Keyword1" IconIndex='2'></Include>
4.      </OpenOn>
5.   </Completion>
6.  

This work for me.

[scons]

Yes, this way it works.

Great component(s) btw !

Thanks