Re: Java, XCode, CodeSense, code completion woes continued
Re: Java, XCode, CodeSense, code completion woes continued
- Subject: Re: Java, XCode, CodeSense, code completion woes continued
- From: David Ewing <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2007 14:26:53 -0600
On Jul 19, 2007, at 11:47 AM, Randy Wigginton wrote:
OK, I have re-run pbhelpindexer multiple times (25 minutes each), I
re-installed the J2SE release 5.0 documentation. I looked at the
size of files in
/Developer/ADC Reference Library/indexes
I'm not sure where this old rumor started, but pbhelpindexer has
nothing to do with code completion. It never has. And never will.
I even copied the contents of the indexes files from another machine
into that directory (code completion works on the other machine).
On machine 2 (the working machine), if I put this into xcode:
String foo;
foo.
An autocomplete list will come up. On machine 1 (my main machine),
I cannot get the list, and when I select completion list from the
edit menu, it says no completions found. However, if I do the
following:
EOEditingContext ec;
ec.
I will get the autocompletes for the EOEditing class.
Is there a setting somewhere that I'm missing? Can anyone tell me
where the autocomplete list is drawn from?
My memory is pretty fuzzy on this, but I think there was once an issue
with the project index templates for WebObjects projects where they
included the WebObjects classes, but not the built-in Java classes.
There's a ReadMe file in "/Developer/Extras/Xcode Index Templates"
that discusses how all this works.
(You can also just add .jar files to your project (even without adding
them to a target) and Xcode will index the class files contained
inside them. This is actually what the index templates do.)
Dave
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