ash autocomplete definition file for notepad++

I'm still working on adding all the functions from the master function list, but I've put together a file to help code ash in notepad++. Just download the following file to the "Notepad++\plugins\APIs" directory as ash.xml, open up a .ash file, then press ctrl+spacebar to get a popup with a list of the main ash functions. This file will also provide you with completion hints for function parameters, and save you from having to research as much. I also plan on adding the mafia properties. Enjoy, and check back for updates. :)

ash.xml 1.0

ash.xml without Mafia Properties without Zlib support
ash.xml with Mafia Properties without Zlib support
ash.xml without Mafia Properties with Zlib support
ash.xml with Mafia Properties with Zlib support
 
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AlbinoRhino

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Settings -> Preferences -> Backup/Auto-Completion

Make sure "Enable auto-completion on each input" is checked, with "Word completion" being selected. Also, check "Function parameters hint on input".

Even with these criteria met, I am getting nothing with ctrl + space.
 

AlbinoRhino

Active member
Did you save the file as "C:\Program Files\Notepad++\plugins\APIs\ash.xml"?
Do you have a file opened that has been saved with a .ash extension when you try to use auto-complete?

Yes & yes. However, my notepad++ folder is located at C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\plugins\APIs. Will that make a difference ?
 
It shouldn't as long as you have the ash.xml file saved to the APIs directory. Other than that, I'm at a loss as to your problem. Sorry.
 

Winterbay

Active member
Cool. This could prove useful when I forget what things are called (often) :)

Also, you changed your avatar...
 
Sorry for the thread necro. RealBurgerKing, if you're still around, thanks for posting these files.

I downloaded "with Mafia properties without Zlib support." Saved it to my plugins/APIs directory, but I don't get an autocomplete. Notepad v6.8.8, with Preferences > Auto-Completion > Enable auto-completion on each input, > Function and word completion, and Function parameters hint on input checked.

Does anyone else use this / what am I doing wrong / is there a newer version somewhere I should use instead?
 
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