I am trying to use snipMate and pydiction in vim together - however, both use the <tab> key to perform their genius-auto-completion-snippet-rendering-goodness-that-I-so-desire.
I\'ve been struggling w/ this problem since yesterday, but I can\'t figure out why i keep getting error messages \"... is not a function\". Here\'s the HTML code
$(\"#suggest3\").autocomplete(someArray, { multiple: true, mustMatch: true, autoFill: true }); \"Jhon Smith\"
I\'m trying out IntelliJ and have one minor ann开发者_运维问答oyance that I can\'t figure out if there is a possible solution for in IntelliJ.In Eclipse and even TextMate (as well as many other editor
I\'m trying to get OmniCppcomplete to work and I\'m running into trouble. I\'ve followed the steps on this page (including the things to add to the .vimrc file). I downloaded and extracted the zip fil
I\'m trying to get an autocomplete form working, and I can\'t seem to figure out why I keep getting an this.element is null error.
Where do I reference my controller (Rails) URL to show the dataset that I want in the autocomplete via JQuery? Here is my head:
I have some textboxes on a page and I want to click a link when the user presses enter in any of them.
Is there anyway to implement auto complete feature such as shown when typing a few letters in the start->run combo bo开发者_开发知识库x?Have a look at the ComboBox.AutoCompleteMode and ComboBox.AutoCo
I have just installed cedet (CVS version) and I am now playing with in emacs and my C++ source code. Regarding the auto complete, I can invoke the tool tip and the menu from their semantic-ia-complet
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