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Create UI to browse and select Quick Docs for any known API function, independent of cursor position #18

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ronhitchens opened this issue Mar 22, 2017 · 2 comments
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This probably should be an add-on menu to popup a text box which will auto-complete from known function names.

Need to:

  • Research best way to present this
  • Determine best way to hook into the IntelliJ APIs to do auto-complete, etc
  • Determine how to pop the Quick Doc dialog independently of the Editor

This is a low priority task, since it is out of scope for the initial requirements.

@chrisrhayes chrisrhayes added this to the Sprint 4 10-14 April milestone Apr 10, 2017
ronhitchens pushed a commit that referenced this issue Apr 25, 2017
…n place. Various hooks into debugger. More to do.
@ronhitchens ronhitchens self-assigned this May 11, 2017
ronhitchens pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 13, 2017
…ies for plugin help and doc lookup. More to do.
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Some research is required to find the proper IntelliJ-provided Swing widgets to use for a search box and handlers for it. Deferring this until higher-priority tasks are done.

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Implemented in version 1.0.0. Not the ideal selection/filter dialog, but serviceable for now.

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