4.5: Complete Statement Follow

Jakob,

Is there any way to hook into the Complete Statement action?

You can override any action by creating your own IActionHandler and
attaching it to the action as follows:

var actionId = "CompleteStatement";
var action = ActionManager.Instance.GetAction(actionId);
action.AddHandler( actionHandler);

If You want to implement statement completion for any language other than
C#, you may create a ICompleteStatementActionProvider and mark your class
with LanguageSpecificImplementation attribute like the following. But this
will not allow You override C# behaviour and will work if and only if there
is no other provider for the same language.
[LanguageSpecificImplementation(CSharpLanguageService.CSHARP_LANGUAGEID,
typeof(ICompleteStatementActionProvider))]

public class CSharpCompleteStatementActionProvider :
ElementBasedCompleteStatementActionProvider {}

--
Sergey V. Coox
JetBrains, Inc
http://www.jetbrains.com
"Develop with pleasure!"

Hello Sergey,

Thanks a lot!

--Jakob

Jakob,

>> Is there any way to hook into the Complete Statement action?
>>

You can override any action by creating your own IActionHandler and
attaching it to the action as follows:

var actionId = "CompleteStatement";
var action = ActionManager.Instance.GetAction(actionId);
action.AddHandler( actionHandler);
If You want to implement statement completion for any language other
than C#, you may create a ICompleteStatementActionProvider and mark
your class with LanguageSpecificImplementation attribute like the
following. But this will not allow You override C# behaviour and will
work if and only if there is no other provider for the same language.
[LanguageSpecificImplementation(CSharpLanguageService.CSHARP_LANGUAGEI
D, typeof(ICompleteStatementActionProvider))]

public class CSharpCompleteStatementActionProvider :
ElementBasedCompleteStatementActionProvider {}