Intellisense in jEdit

问题:

Does anyone know of a plug-in that provides intellisense for jEdit? This post seems to indicate something exists, but I'm not sure how to get it working on my system. For now, I'm mainly interested in Java.

回答1:

IntelliSense is the name, Microsoft gave their implementation of autocompletion. So you will have no IntelliSense for jEdit (as Microsoft does not provide plugins for jEdit), but you have some implementations for autocompletion:

• JavaSideKick: provides autocompletion for Java (and some other helps)
• SideKick: general framework for coding-helpers, used by JavaSideKick
• TextAutocomplete: as recommended by Ross Rogers will provide autocompletion using words in the same buffer
• Completion: general Code-Completion ülugin

Plugins can be easily installed through the plugin-manager.

回答2:

JEdit doesn't support intelli-sense out of the box. There are plugins, but I'm not sure of their efficacy nor whether one is available for Java.

One thing it does have out of the box, that is better than a kick in the teeth, is auto-complete based on the words that are in all the open buffers. The feature is called "Complete Word" and the default key-binding to complete a word is ctrl+b. This feature is documented here.

There is a tweaked version with plugin TextAutocomplete.

回答3:

Check out CtagsInterface too. Does a similar job to the others using Ctags and is nicer I think: can be configured to search for functions/variables in the current project or project + dependencies rather than just open buffers. Also has a preview and suggests full signatures if available.