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Hello ,

i would to know if its possible to diplay/show all functions exist in open script with SciTE in right or left pane?

i saw it with different editors like PSpad etc

thanks

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I have once written a utility call FunctionPopup, which is still included in the full version of SciTE4AutoIt3(Shift+F1), which does open a window left from the SciTE editor window and does show all available functions and a short description. It even will inert the doubleclicked Function at the current caret position.

I have not done any development on it for a long time as I have the impression its not used much with the standard available AutoComplete functionality.

Jos

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Hi,

sorry i didn't explained myself clear

i didn't meant Autoit core functions i meant my own written function in the script so i can jump more quickly from section to section when the script getting large # of code lines

thanks

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Hi,

sorry i didn't explained myself clear

i didn't meant Autoit core functions i meant my own written function in the script so i can jump more quickly from section to section when the script getting large # of code lines

thanks

I believe Alt+L is close is your going to get for what you want.

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There are 2 added lua options you could have a look at:

Ctrl+J = Jump to the Function definition your carret is on at the moment.

Alt+L = list all Function in the current file and Enter on the one you want to jump to.

Jos

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