/// <summary>
/// HACK - Insert the completion string not the text displayed in the
/// completion list and move the cursor between the attribute
/// quotes when an attribute is inserted.
/// This should really be done using methods in the
/// ICompletionWidget class. Here I am cheating and using
/// the XmlEditorView and XmlCompletionData directly (The
/// XmlCompletionData.InsertAction is not used in MonoDevelop).
/// </summary>
// void UpdateWord ()
// {
// XmlCompletionData data = (XmlCompletionData)completionData[List.Selection];
//
// string completeWord = data.CompletionString;
// completionWidget.SetCompletionText(completionContext, wnd.PartialWord, completeWord);
// if (data.XmlCompletionDataType == XmlCompletionData.DataType.XmlAttribute) {
// // Position cursor inside attribute value string.
// XmlEditorView view = (XmlEditorView)completionWidget;
// TextIter iter = view.Buffer.GetIterAtMark(view.Buffer.InsertMark);
// iter.Offset--;
// view.Buffer.PlaceCursor(iter);
// }
// //completionWidget.SetCompletionText(wnd.PartialWord, wnd.CompleteWord);
// }
void UpdateWord()
{
string word = wnd.CompleteWord;
if (word != null)
{
if (wnd.Selection != -1)
{
IActionCompletionData ac = completionData [wnd.Selection] as IActionCompletionData;
if (ac != null)
{
ac.InsertAction(completionWidget, completionContext);
return;
}
}
completionWidget.SetCompletionText(completionContext, wnd.PartialWord, word);
}
}
void ICompletionWidget.SetCompletionText(CodeCompletionContext ctx, string partial_word, string complete_word)
{
completionWidget.SetCompletionText(ImportContext(ctx, projection), partial_word, complete_word);
}
