Latex editor with good intellisense? [closed]

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I have tried texmaker, and it开发者_JS百科 has built-in "intellisense" autocompletion, but it fails to find most of the packages because it seems it only recognizes the most basic latex commands.

Do you know any intellisense editor with a good base of commands, or better yet an editor that dynamically extracts syntax from yourinstalled packages?

thanx!

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Have a look at KILE or TEXMAKER.

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The new Inlage Version just got an awesome autocompletion feature.

Features:

• Automatic resolving for all available LaTeX packages from the MikTeX list
• Autocompletion with descriptions for ~600 LaTeX commands
• Autocompletion with descriptions for 30 environments
• Autocompletion with descriptions for commented user commands
• Reference list for labels
• nice Icons for all symbols

More information here:

http://www.inlage.com/news/?p=159

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Perhaps try TeXworks, as you can easily add more terms to the autocomplete list.

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Ok guys i think i got the answer. TexnicCenter has a "import tex commands" which searches for syntax from installed packages and then adds them to auto completion. Sweet. I prefer more minimalistic editors such as texmaker, but i think i can live with texnic.