This can be invoked via the Edit menu or with Ctrl+Alt+F. If the current
text in the editor can be parsed as valid GML, it will be formatted and
updated, otherwise an alert is shown (no specific error message as those
are only printed to the debug console in the parser for now).
If the source contains comments, which would be lost after formatting,
the user will be notified and has to confirm the action.
- Now sorted
- Add a "layout" property to GUI::Widget and GUI::Frame
- Only complete Layouts for the values of "layout"
- Don't suggest anything if the only suggestion is what the user has
already typed
This makes it a bit more useful, as the user doesn't have to explicitly
ask for completion, it just provides completions, and tries really hard
to avoid suggesting things where they're not expected, for instance:
(cursor positions denoted as pipes)
```
@G | {|
foo: bar |
foo |
}
```
The user does not expect any suggestions in any of those cursor positions,
so provide no suggestions for such cases. This prevents the automatic autocomplete
getting in the way of the user, esp. when they try to press return fully
expecting to go to a new line.
The text editor is now populated with some very basic GML after startup:
@GUI::Widget {
layout: @GUI::VerticalBoxLayout {
}
// Now add some widgets!
}
Less typing, less intimidating! :^)
