Re: Detecting words

Hi Matt

I have not investigated that. Bu I now realise that even that is not 
sufficient. For example:

<xsl:variable name="happy" ^

If I have typed the above and the cursor is now where the ^  is. At the 
point I need to detect:
1. That the command is xsl:variable
2. That the name parameter has already been applied.
3. Display the Select value in the drop-list.

My original idea will not work anyway. It would only work if I am on the 
first parameter. So this is where I am getting confused. Whilst I can 
display a function list, or a parameter list, I need to know the context. I 
am not sure how to programatically work that out. Originally I though that 
I could possibly use reg ex to find the function for the current text. eg: 
search backword for xsl: and extract the text afterwards, in this case 
"variable". This would give me the function for showing the parameter list. 
But I don't know how. 

On Saturday, 18 January 2025 at 15:05:57 UTC Matt Gilarde wrote:

> Have you used SCI_SETWORDCHARS to set the characters which comprise words 
> and included "-"? Scintilla Documentation 
> <https://scintilla.org/ScintillaDoc.html#SCI_SETWORDCHARS>
>
> Scintilla Documentation
>
> <https://scintilla.org/ScintillaDoc.html#SCI_SETWORDCHARS>
>
>
>

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