A beta tester recently requested for a feature that resembles most development IDE editors, the ability for the editor to complete key-words based off of what was typed. For example, as you typed "xsd:comp" a drop-down would appear with the suggestion "xsd:complexType" and "xsd:complexContent".
This feature was actually originally put into the application, however due to lack of time to perfect the feature, it was 'commented out'. I've found something like this useful in other development environments, and since it has been requested, I look into putting this feature back in and include it in the next release.
The feature will probably be released in two stages: the dropdown first, then a smart version of the feature. The dropdown will basically be all nodes, period, and as you type, the node selection will reduce itself. The "smart" version will be able to recognize where you are in the xml and know which nodes are available to enter at that level (i.e. it would know that "xsd:annotation" can only have "xsd:documentation" or "xsd:appinfo" as child, so will only present those nodes as selections).
-BKN
This feature was actually originally put into the application, however due to lack of time to perfect the feature, it was 'commented out'. I've found something like this useful in other development environments, and since it has been requested, I look into putting this feature back in and include it in the next release.
The feature will probably be released in two stages: the dropdown first, then a smart version of the feature. The dropdown will basically be all nodes, period, and as you type, the node selection will reduce itself. The "smart" version will be able to recognize where you are in the xml and know which nodes are available to enter at that level (i.e. it would know that "xsd:annotation" can only have "xsd:documentation" or "xsd:appinfo" as child, so will only present those nodes as selections).
-BKN
