Re: Python autocomplete

Does PSPad have context-sensitive auto-complete? Specifically, I am looking for autocompletion derived from imported code. Currently, I see Python autocomplete always populated with built-in Python methods/classes/functions and nothing more.

PSPad supports 2 kinds of autocompletes:
1. Code clips (Ctrl+Space) - code constructions, can be interactive as in HTML are

2. Autocomplete (Ctrl+J) - it autocomplete any "word" from current document + from code clips [Autocomplete] section. Can be fired automatically after delay of inactivity (Program settings / Editor 2)

Thanks for your swift response. Sorry, but I am still confused.

Given file
class1.py

class Class1:
def method1(self):
# do stuff
pass


and file
main.py

from class1 import Class1
c = Class1
c. ## I want popup with "method1()" here


Currently pressing CTRL+J does not do anything.
Pressing CTRL+SPACE in any python file gives me a popup containing code snippetsabsthroughcompiler.ast.If, regardless of what text exists in the file or what imports I have. The popup is always the same in all python files.

P.S. Is there a way to format code with indentations in the forum editor?

Hello

Maybe I understand now. PSPad doesn't know suggest you anything from different file, e.g. from your class.py

Yes, that answers my question. The expected functionality is clear to me now. Thanks for the great work on PSPad.