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[eranif]

I don't really know -where- it's supposed to be located...

that explains why it does not work for you

I did find something that looks to be it in ./CodeLite/tags_option_data.cpp, but there is no line containing the PyAPI thing.

Its not hard coded...

The 'token replacement table' is edited by the GUI, you can edit it from (the menu bar):
'Settings -> Tags Settings -> Advanced'

and then select the 'Tokens' sub page.

At the bottom of that list, add this entry:

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re:PyAPI_FUNC\(([0-9a-zA-Z_\*:&]*)\)=\1

And retag your workspace (full)

Eran

[Nosferax]

Oh, yes. Now that makes more sense

But still, it didn't work...

Completion shows PyObject_CallFunction and PyObject_CallMethod, but not the variants ending in ObjArgs...

So, what I've done so far :

- Get the revision in which you added regexpression support for tokens (4080)
- Added the token to the list :
re:PyAPI_FUNC\(([0-9a-zA-Z_\*:&]*)\)=\1
- Retagged my workspace (full)

Now I have no idea what is the problem. Sorry for the trouble

Nox

[eranif]

Completion shows PyObject_CallFunction and PyObject_CallMethod, but not the variants ending in ObjArgs...

Can you explain it with details?

Also:
- Make sure you also replace codelite_indexer (should be done automatically for you if you are using 'make install')
- Change the regex into (I added a space)

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re:PyAPI_FUNC\(([0-9a-zA-Z_\*:& ]*)\)=\1

- Make sure that your code is including the relevant files (e.g. abstract.h)

Also, please paste here the output of the 'Trace' tab once the re-tag is done
Eran

[Nosferax]

Okay, adding the space did the trick.

I got it now, thanks!

Nox

[eranif]

I added a wiki page on this subject:

http://codelite.org/LiteEditor/MacrosHandling101

You can also find this page from the main documentation page of codelite (search 'macros'):

http://codelite.org/LiteEditor/Documentation

Eran