Eclipse Javascript Content Assist for Object Members
I am using Eclipse (Keplar SR2 Standard with Web Development Tools) to write Javascript. I want to use Content Assist, ideally for all the variables that I define, and specifically for the member variables of arrays of objects that are passed as parameters to the function.
/**
* @name TupleClass
* @class My TupleClass
* @description holds name and value
* @param {String} name
* @param {String|Number|Boolean} value
*/
var TupleClass = function(name, value) {
this.name = name;
this.value = value;
};
function makeTuples() {
var tuples = new Array();
tuples[0] = new TuppleClass("HairColor", "Brown");
tuples[1] = new TuppleClass("EyeColor", "Green");
iterateTupples(tupples);
}
/**
* @param {TupleClass[]} tupples
*/
function iterateTupples(tupples) {
for (var i = 0; i < tupples.length; i++) {
var aTupple = tupples[i];
console.log("name[" + aTupple.name +"] value[" + aTupple.value + "]");
}
}
So, on the last line of the above code, when I type "aTupple (period)", the code hint appears and offers the "name" and "value" options.
Does anyone know how to make the hinting magic type make this happen?
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At first, your JavaScript code is wrong. You write your class and variables with 2 'p'. It should be:
function makeTuples() {
var tuples = new Array();
tuples[0] = new TupleClass("HairColor", "Brown");
tuples[1] = new TupleClass("EyeColor", "Green");
iterateTupples(tuples);
}
But even with this fix, JSDT cannot get name and value properties. I suggest you install tern.java after you finish:
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