How do you get SciTE to automatically add comment after EndFunc?

[timmy2]

I've noticed in several YouTube tutorials about AutoIt that every time the instructor types EndFunc a comment "<==(function name)" is automatically added. I understand that Tidy will do this after the fact but what I'm writing about happens in real time. Where's the setting for this?  Thank you.

[FrancescoDiMuro]

@timmy2

Make UDF Header from the options, positioning the cursor in correspondence of the function name (where you have Func FunctionName)

[mLipok]

Show url links to thid YouTube videos

[Danyfirex]

when you run Tidy it automatically does that. Press Ctrl+T in Scite Editor.

 

Saludos

[timmy2]

28 minutes ago, mLipok said:

Show url links to thid YouTube videos

Thank you, @mLipok. Here's one example.

[mLipok]

@timmy2 I do not see such feature in this link. 
But this is possible that I miss it.
Could you say which time period I should focus (max 3 seconds).

 

 

[timmy2]

11 hours ago, mLipok said:

@timmy2 I do not see such feature in this link. 
But this is possible that I miss it.
Could you say which time period I should focus (max 3 seconds).

I had watched several of his videos and every time he typed EndFunc the <== comment appeared. But NOT in the video whose link I posted. I apologize to you, @mLipok.

So I randomly chose one of his other tutorials and scrubbed through looking for him typing EndFunc.  After finding one, and upon playback, he just happened to mumble, "press control to neaten up". Bingo. He must be running Tidy every time  he finishes adding a function. The comment gets added so fast it appears he's hitting the tab key to complete EndFunc, and the comment appears immediately. But he happened to think aloud in this one instance, so case closed. 

Thank you for your effort. 

[mLipok]

He is saying 'press control t to clean up'

So he use tidy manually.

 

Edited November 29, 2018 by mLipok