SciTE - show function description

[BugFix]

This tool gets the function description from any declared function, inside the current script or in include files. Recognized as description will all commentlines directly above the "Func function_name(param)" whithout empty lines. (only single comments - none comment blocks)
It's very useful for non default UDF, which have none help entry. 

Set the cursor inside the function name by its call. Hit the hotkey and the description will written in the SciTE output pane.

Installation:
Save the file  "ShowFuncDescript.lua".
In "SciTEUser.properties":

#44 Show Function Description
command.name.44.*=Show Function Description
command.44.*=dofile C:\your\path\ShowFuncDescript.lua
command.mode.44.*=subsystem:lua
command.shortcut.44.*=Ctrl+Alt+F10

Replace the "44" with a free number from your properties file and use a (free) shortcut of your choice. Modify the path of the stored file.

 

EDIT: May be, you like to have the description as calltip. You can do it with the new version.
Add in "SciTEUser.properties"

#~ function description as calltip 0/1 No/Yes (default "0" = console output)
show.description.calltip=1

ShowFuncDescript.lua

Edited January 22, 2018 by BugFix

[Earthshine]

cool lua script. Some editors, like Sublime Text have built in Goto Anything that can find it if you open the folders to your project. tells you all the places it is referenced in as well. However, even though Sublime Text is great and can run AutoIT, I still use The editor for AutoIT, because it is needed for advanced IUIAutomation stuff. I can't get the IUI stuff to execute properly under Sublime, but perfectly with the native editor, the full version though.

THANKS! Rock on.

Edited January 22, 2018 by Earthshine

[BugFix]

New version: You can choose between output to console (default) or output as call tip (needs an property set, see 1st post).