On Thu, Feb 16, 2006 at 09:50:51AM -0300, Thiago Arrais wrote:

On 2/16/06, Thiago Arrais wrote:

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Just take a look at the latest integration build that you are able to find at

http://eclipsefp.sourceforge.net/download

There is also a screenshot at

http://eclipsefp.sourceforge.net/images/first-content-assist.png

Is this content aware? Doing this kind of complition is easy to achieve in vim, too. I tried downloading, eclipse and the latest EcplipseFP zip file. I couldn't use the standard installer (Help-> Add Features ..) because it didn't find anything.. But now I don't know how to switch to "haskell" mode or wether it's properly installed. But I think I can't use it because Eclipse is slow compared to vim and at the moment I'm running Windows and colinux on the same system (using colinux) with 512 RAM.. When using Eclipse swapping starts.. but if you get this working for jEdit.. you may make me using it .. I think my way to go is: using already existing haskell parsers and add haskell script support to vim.. Using hs-plugins it shouldn't be that hard.. But I have to learn that stuff first. Marc

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vim7 has introduced "omni-completion"... So I'm interested wether there are any projects which support any kind of completion.?

I have been working on some code completion support for EclipseFP. It is right now in a really infant stage, but it at least is something.

Just take a look at the latest integration build that you are able to find at

http://eclipsefp.sourceforge.net/download

Could you describe the general approach taken? I'd like to see something like that added to Emacs's haskell-mode as well, and I expect a fair bit of the work can be done on the Haskell side and thus shared among editors. Stefan