Hello,
My intelliprompt is triggered on KeyDown events. On each keydown event i do some verifications to find out if intelliprompt should be poped up or not.
I have no problem when i type a simple string of text starting by ex:"a", my intellipromopt list pops up with no problem and goes to the item that starts with "a".
But in the condition that i have prior text selected i.e. that "editor.SelectedView.SelectedText" is not empty, and at that moment I type a character, my intelliprompt pops up and closes immediatly... I think this is due to the fact that the editor performs a Delete of the selected text after i typed my character and this "Delete" action causes the intelliprompt to close.
I was wondering if you know of a way to tweak the deletion of the underlying "editor.SelectedView.SelectedText" when i type a character so that it does not cause a close of to the intelliprompt window?
Now i understand this is a very specific issue that is more related to the way i use the intelliprompt, by it's worth a shot! If you don t know of any tweaks then I guess i will need to use inter-functional paramaters to save states and such things... but that becomes ugly and difficult to maintain code.
Regards
Nassim
My intelliprompt is triggered on KeyDown events. On each keydown event i do some verifications to find out if intelliprompt should be poped up or not.
I have no problem when i type a simple string of text starting by ex:"a", my intellipromopt list pops up with no problem and goes to the item that starts with "a".
But in the condition that i have prior text selected i.e. that "editor.SelectedView.SelectedText" is not empty, and at that moment I type a character, my intelliprompt pops up and closes immediatly... I think this is due to the fact that the editor performs a Delete of the selected text after i typed my character and this "Delete" action causes the intelliprompt to close.
I was wondering if you know of a way to tweak the deletion of the underlying "editor.SelectedView.SelectedText" when i type a character so that it does not cause a close of to the intelliprompt window?
Now i understand this is a very specific issue that is more related to the way i use the intelliprompt, by it's worth a shot! If you don t know of any tweaks then I guess i will need to use inter-functional paramaters to save states and such things... but that becomes ugly and difficult to maintain code.
Regards
Nassim
