Notepad++ G-Lua autocomplete - Developers

Hello everyone, First off i want to apologize if this is in the wrong forum section, as i am not familiar to posting on these forums. I have started to learn G-Lua as my first language, so i am watching tutorials, and i have noticed that some of them have an autocomplete for let's say, "draw.SimpleText" and fills in all the variables that need's filling in. That or for example if i write ":Set" it will give a suggestion(?) with :SetColor. This is something i feel i want/need as it might make it easier for me to code. I have searched around for an autocomplete for notepad++, but so far the only thing i can find is outdated versions and highlighter. Note that i do want to stick to notepad++ as i am most familiar with it, as i have used it up through the years to edit certain things, while setting up servers. Thanks for any help.

I use Notepad++ and have never seen an autocomplete for GLua

it's available as an add-on for notepad++, it's even in the list of addons that opens in the addon manager in notepad++. But that one is outdated, you'll have to search around to find a more up-to-date version. Either way any update will still require you to already have that one as base.

Thanks for the replies, NeatNit, this addon you speak of, is it called CCompletion?

[url]https://facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=1468732[/url] should have more details on it. Granted i had to go thru a couple posts to find it.

Or you can use sublime(should also get fptjes lua highlighter) [img]http://puu.sh/q1x02/c73236d124.png[/img]

I found out that it was probably smart to name the files properly to be loaded, so now i do have autocomplete. But i was also looking for what Invule posted here, so i have decided to not be so picky and installed sublime text, and installed fptjes' G-Lua highlighter. I want to thank everyone again for helping me on this matter, thanks!

I still do not know how to duplicate on subline for me a little bit weird.

Atom masterace, this even have a lua autocomplete that shows default arguments

[QUOTE=Tori1157;50708100]Thanks for the replies, NeatNit, this addon you speak of, is it called CCompletion?[/QUOTE] Plugins -> Plugin Manager -> Show Plugin Manager Scroll down to G and find Gmod Lua Lexer Enjoy Then realize that Sublime is the better text editor and their WinRar-like business model allows you to use it indefinitely until the inevitable moment when you decide to buy it for its ludicrously high price.

I use Atom ([url]https://atom.io/[/url]) it has a plugin for auto complete just install open and hit CTRL+P then search for gmod. you should be able to find it there