Add UDF to Library

[ilaya1234 0]

Hi All,

I have created some UDF.au3 for my application testing. I want to make them work as a standard Auto IT functions in the script editor window.(Like, if i type ControlSetText then the syntax is displaying automatically)

Can some one help me? I have searched a lot but couldn't get right solution. If this question answered by some one already please send the link. Thanks in Advance

Thanks and Regards,

Ilayaraja.M

[monoscout999 9]

Hi and welcome.

In this folder C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\api

There is a file au3.user.calltips

Put your keyword there, if you have more than one, then put every keyword in a new line.

you also can add a "?" & a number to set the color of the icon of the list where you choice the word.

for ex.

monoscout
monoscout9?1
monoscout99?2
monoscout999?3

EDIT: You can set this file in the self SciTe, save it and try without restart it.

Edited July 5, 2011 by monoscout999

[ilaya1234 0]

Hi and welcome.

In this folder C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\SciTE\api

There is a file au3.user.calltips

Put your keyword there, if you have more than one, then put every keyword in a new line.

you also can add a "?" & a number to set the color of the icon of the list where you choice the word.

for ex.

monoscout
monoscout9?1
monoscout99?2
monoscout999?3

EDIT: You can set this file in the self SciTe, save it and try without restart it.

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. But i dont have any file named "au3.user.calltips" inside ...\SciTE\API folder. You mean to say the file "au3.keywords.properties" inside..\SciTE folder?

Ilaya.M

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I do the following for my AD and OutlookEX UDFs:

File: ..\AutoIt3\SciTE\api\au3.user.calltips.api (this shows the tooltip when typing the function and displays the parameters you have to type next)

Example:

_AD_Open([$sAD_UserIdParam = "", $sAD_PasswordParam = ""[, $sAD_DNSDomainParam = "", $sAD_HostServerParam = "", $sAD_ConfigurationParam = ""[, $fAD_Security = 0]]]) Opens a connection to Active Directory. (Requires: #Include <AD.au3>)

file: ..\AutoIt3\SciTE\Properties\au3.userudfs.properties (highlights the function names in SciTE)

Example:

au3.keywords.user.udfs=_ad_open _ad_close _ad_samaccountnametofqdn \

_ad_fqdntosamaccountname _ad_fqdntodisplayname _ad_objectexists _ad_getgcattributes \

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[ilaya1234 0]

I do the following for my AD and OutlookEX UDFs:

File: ..\AutoIt3\SciTE\api\au3.user.calltips.api (this shows the tooltip when typing the function and displays the parameters you have to type next)

Example:

_AD_Open([$sAD_UserIdParam = "", $sAD_PasswordParam = ""[, $sAD_DNSDomainParam = "", $sAD_HostServerParam = "", $sAD_ConfigurationParam = ""[, $fAD_Security = 0]]]) Opens a connection to Active Directory. (Requires: #Include <AD.au3>)

file: ..\AutoIt3\SciTE\Properties\au3.userudfs.properties (highlights the function names in SciTE)

Example:

au3.keywords.user.udfs=_ad_open _ad_close _ad_samaccountnametofqdn \

_ad_fqdntosamaccountname _ad_fqdntodisplayname _ad_objectexists _ad_getgcattributes \

Hi,

Thanks everyone for your timely response. Its working.

Thanks and Regards,

Ilayaraja.M