/// <summary>
/// Constructor. Requires a reference to the view holding the text editor.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="textEditor">Reference to the view holding the text editor. Cannot be null.</param>
public IntellisensePresenter(ViewBase textEditor)
{
if (textEditor == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException("textEditor cannot be null.");
}
view = new IntellisenseView(textEditor);
methodCompletionView = new MethodCompletionView(textEditor);
// The way that the ItemSelected event handler works is a little complicated. If the user has half-typed
// a word and needs completion options for it, we can't just insert the selected completion at the caret
// - half of the word will be duplicated. Instead, we need to intercept the event, add the trigger word
// to the event args, and call the event handler provided to us. The view is then responsible for
// inserting the completion option at the appropriate point and removing the half-finished word.
view.ItemSelected += ContextItemSelected;
}