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auto complete $_SESSION [message #82255]

Fri, 17 October 2008 16:40

Eclipse User

hi people, I am new here... and I am starting to use eclipse pdt recently

and its amazing... the auto complete is so good...

but I have a doubt

auto complete to variables $_SESSION, that I already started, like normal
variables...

is there this functionality in Eclipse PDT ?

Re: auto complete $_SESSION [message #82381 is a reply to message #82255]

Mon, 20 October 2008 14:34

Eclipse User

anyone have this info ???

Re: auto complete $_SESSION [message #82407 is a reply to message #82381]

Mon, 20 October 2008 22:25

Eclipse User

Not sure if I'm following. Are you wanting autocomplete for keys in
$_SESSION?
If so, there might be something in the works for arrays in general, but
not sure. Overall, since session variables are defined at run-time, you're
unlikely to actually get anything useful from an autocomplete.

Re: auto complete $_SERVER [message #82420 is a reply to message #82407]

Tue, 21 October 2008 03:40

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: spam.networks.fi

David Muir wrote:
> Not sure if I'm following. Are you wanting autocomplete for keys in
> $_SESSION?
> If so, there might be something in the works for arrays in general, but
> not sure. Overall, since session variables are defined at run-time,
> you're unlikely to actually get anything useful from an autocomplete.
>

Maybe other superglobals could be autocompleted, like $_SERVER . Well i
don't come up with any other superglobals that you could autocomplete
easily, but .. maybe only $_SERVER then? :)

Re: auto complete $_SERVER [message #82431 is a reply to message #82420]

Tue, 21 October 2008 04:01

Eclipse User

Jasmo Hiltula wrote:
> David Muir wrote:
>> Not sure if I'm following. Are you wanting autocomplete for keys in
>> $_SESSION?
>> If so, there might be something in the works for arrays in general, but
>> not sure. Overall, since session variables are defined at run-time,
>> you're unlikely to actually get anything useful from an autocomplete.
>>
>
> Maybe other superglobals could be autocompleted, like $_SERVER . Well i
> don't come up with any other superglobals that you could autocomplete
> easily, but .. maybe only $_SERVER then? :)

$_SERVER can't be compared to other superglobals as the keys of $_SERVER
are more or less known. If you add something to $_SERVER manually it
will not show up in the auto complete list either.

--
Jorrit

Re: auto complete $_SESSION [message #82583 is a reply to message #82407]

Mon, 27 October 2008 08:12

Eclipse User

I am using session defined at run-time...

but can I use other method to get a list to auto complete when I write
$_SESSION[''] ?

David Muir wrote:

> Not sure if I'm following. Are you wanting autocomplete for keys in
> $_SESSION?
> If so, there might be something in the works for arrays in general, but
> not sure. Overall, since session variables are defined at run-time, you're
> unlikely to actually get anything useful from an autocomplete.

Re: auto complete $_SESSION [message #82594 is a reply to message #82583]

Mon, 27 October 2008 09:05

Eclipse User

Doesn't look like it.
Here's the bug report for it:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=248277

Fernando Dias wrote:

> I am using session defined at run-time...

> but can I use other method to get a list to auto complete when I write
> $_SESSION[''] ?

> David Muir wrote:

>> Not sure if I'm following. Are you wanting autocomplete for keys in
>> $_SESSION?
>> If so, there might be something in the works for arrays in general, but
>> not sure. Overall, since session variables are defined at run-time, you're
>> unlikely to actually get anything useful from an autocomplete.

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