Cudatext: plugin 'Complete from text' don't support HTML lexer

Created on 15 Aug 2021  路  9Comments  路  Source: Alexey-T/CudaText

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plugin finds only these words
['body', 'button', 'content', 'disabled', 'equiv', 'head', 'href', 'html', 'http', 'lang', 'link', 'meta', 'name', 'readonly', 'rel', 'script', 'small', 'src', 'textarea', 'title', 'type']
Ie words from tags.

Wanted: plugin finds words out of html tags, ie plain text.
Maybe also words from HTML comments.
Plg must handle HTML specially.

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So a separate options needed like no_strings and no_comments, but only for html? Am I understanding correctly?

halfbrained picture halfbrained on 15 Aug 2021

Not separate options, I suggest to find text words in HTML by special algorithm- ignoring lexer stuff, parse HTML, and find plain text.
(all lexers which names begin with 'HTML')

Alexey-T picture Alexey-T on 15 Aug 2021
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Isn't that what those options do? With them turned off I get all the words from the html doc

halfbrained picture halfbrained on 15 Aug 2021

but then, autocompletion for <a h|ref suggests something, and <b| suggests something. the idea - that plugin must not mess with usual HTML autocompletion.

Alexey-T picture Alexey-T on 15 Aug 2021

So for html.* in strings and comments autocomplete from strings and comments, and outside - autocomplete without strings and comments?

halfbrained picture halfbrained on 15 Aug 2021

In strings - do or don't autocomplete (not sure why we need to complete in "val")

In text out of tags - do

In comments - do

Others- skip plugin's work

Alexey-T picture Alexey-T on 15 Aug 2021
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Sorry for the pause. Let us continue? :)

The terminology is not clear to me... am I understanding correctly, plugin needs to auto-complete only in marked places with all the words from the whole document?
compl_html

halfbrained picture halfbrained on 18 Aug 2021
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picture is OK. it has 2 marks -
a) position of plain text. (my terminology).
b) position in comment.

on autocomplete, plg must do this-
a) don't work if inside tags (pass this work to Pascal auto-complete)
b) if outside tags, or if in comment, (your 2 marks), work: scan all document outside of tags, and find all words. suggest found words to user.

Alexey-T picture Alexey-T on 18 Aug 2021

@eltonfabricio10 @miroslavmatas @JairoMartinezA @ildarkhasanshin
New plugin is made, to solve the issue.
It can work together with 'Complete from text' and with builtin HTML completion.
'Complete HTML Text'.
Pls see if interested, report bugs in new topics.

Alexey-T picture Alexey-T on 19 Aug 2021
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