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    • Palestina0007P Offline
      Palestina0007
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      I want this but in npp and with zenscript. I know there is a plugin called Function list but it seems to only show available methods for local file and not every possible method I can appropriately use like in the image below.

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      • EkopalypseE Offline
        Ekopalypse @Palestina0007
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        @Palestina0007

        From what I see there is no ZenScript language available from npp.
        Do you use some 3rd part plugin or an UDL?

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        • MAPJe71M Offline
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          I presume he’s referring to AutoCompletion for ZenScript.

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          • EkopalypseE Offline
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            I guess so too. But I ask myself where the support for the language itself comes?

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            • MAPJe71M Offline
              MAPJe71 @Ekopalypse
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              But I ask myself where the support for the language itself comes?

              Does it matter?
              As he/she (just) wants AutoCompletion (as per image example) for ZenScript N++ does not necessarily need to “fully” (e.g. syntax highlighting) support ZenScript.

              However, a quick Google lead me to this ZenScript N++ Syntax Highlighter (UDL).

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              • EkopalypseE Offline
                Ekopalypse @MAPJe71
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                @MAPJe71 said in Preview available methods when coding in ZenScript:

                Does it matter?

                I would say yes. Of course we can assume that the OP is using what you’ve linked to but we don’t know for sure. What if the OP uses a 3rd party plugin which acts like an LSP client? Then I think autocompletion setup like in npp is the last thing the OP looking for.

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                • MAPJe71M Offline
                  MAPJe71
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                  @Ekopalypse

                  I would say yes.

                  I would say no at this point.
                  OP posted an example image that looks to me as an auto-completion popup clearly not of N++, stating he/she wants it in N++ for ZenScript. My conclusion is OP doesn’t currently use N++ (for ZenScript), but would like to if it supports or can support said functionality.

                  @Palestina0007
                  AFAIK such a “preview” can be accomplished with auto-completion. Search for the applicable tutorials on how to enable it and provide/create the file with ZenScript function declarations.

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                  • EkopalypseE Offline
                    Ekopalypse @MAPJe71
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                    @MAPJe71

                    you could be right, we’ll see.

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