Re: Keyword completion in C++ mode

["Peter Milliken" <peter.milliken@gmail.com>]

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It is unclear what you are after. There are several packages that offer
syntax completion i.e.

if <some-key-stroke> => if ()
                                     else

etc

packages like skeleton.el or else-mode.el have differing facilities for the
user - it's up to you which you prefer. IMO (I'm the author), else-mode.el
offers the most complete and least "interference" of any such package - but
having said that, Stallman decided to include skeleton.el in the Emacs
distribution and not else-mode.el :-) Syntax completion is almost like
editors - you either use it and like it or you can't see what the fuss is
all about.

So have a look around and make up your own mind.

Peter

On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 4:53 AM, TheLonelyStar <nabble@lonely-star.org>
wrote:

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> Hi,
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> Is there some package that provides keyword completion in C++ mode?
> In, exmple, if I type:
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> unsign<tab>
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> it should complete to
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> unsigned
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> Thanks!
> Nathan
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