Hi,
Does UniSciTE support intellisense ?
If not,then are there plans to implement it in the future ?
Maybe this will help you, you can integrate unity with Notepad++ and get added features.
http://www.unifycommunity.com/wiki/index.php?title=Using_Notepad_Plus_Plus_as_a_script_editor
It does. But there is a bug in unity3 (at least for me in unity 3.1.0f4 55865) and I found a fix.
If you watch unity installation directory for uniscite …\Unity\Editor\Data\Tools\UniSciTE you would notice two files there: UnityJS.api, unitykeywords.properties.
There is a bunch of functions with their parameters available to use for you. But you will ask why it doesn’t work if you double-click your script from unity itself. Then I noticed that if you just launch uniscite.exe from its directory and press ctrl+space - IT WORKS, and even typing some function and using ctrl+shift+space shows you attributes for it.
The problem is obvious - File paths! uniscite can’t find these *.api files when launched from unity work directory. So lets fix it:
- Open …\Unity\Editor\Data\Tools\UniSciTE\unityapi.properties
- Add these changes:
*note that’s a slash '' in italic…
Now, enjoy your small, fast and simple script editor and put monodev in trash.
I think admins should make this sticky or add to wiki/anywhere else.
PS yep, it doesn’t show you attributes of class-type variables (like Rigidbody), but now it’s useful at least.
You don’t need to be an admin to update the wiki: http://www.unifycommunity.com/wiki/index.php?title=Tips#Text_Editors_and_Development_Tools
nah, I just wanted to share this finding with the community and don’t have much time to register and post anything on wiki.
Also I meant that this must probably be fixed in next release\update as soon as possible because uniscite is set as default editor in unity and I like it more than monodevelop though it’s not bad at all.