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07-20-2011, 06:35 PM

[eluser]jmp909[/eluser]
another solution that seems to work .. and i find simpler to maintain

in that autocomplete folder just create one file like the one below

try this

Code:
&lt;?php

class _

{    

    function _()

    {

        // any classes you want included in autocompletion                

        $this->load = new CI_Loader();

        $this->config = new CI_Config();        

        $this->email = new CI_Email();

        $this->encrypt = new CI_Encrypt();

        $this->pagination = new CI_Pagination;

        $this->session = new CI_Session();

        $this->driver = new CI_Driver();

        $this->benchmark = new CI_Benchmark();

        $this->typography = new CI_Typography();

        $this->form_validation = new CI_Form_validation();

        $this->profiler = new CI_Profiler();

        $this->image_lib = new CI_Image_lib();

        $this->math = new Math();

        $this->calendar = new CI_Calendar();

        $this->db = new CI_DB_active_record();

        $this->table = new CI_Table();

        $this->table = new MY_Table();

        $this->ftp = new CI_FTP();

        $this->output = new CI_Output();

        $this->javascript = new CI_Javascript();

        // note you'll need to use $this->CI = & getInstance() in extended libs

        // in order for the CI to autocomplete

        $this->CI=new CI_Controller();

    }

}

// any classes you want autocomplete for

class CI_Controller extends _ {}

class CI_Model extends _ {}

class CI_Form_validation extends _ {}

class CI_Table extends _ {}

?&gt;

now from your application/controller classes, the autocomplete will pick up as required... so you can now do

Code:
$this->load->libray("profiler");

$this->profiler->.... [functions now appear in autocomplete dropdown]

just make sure you stick to the correct naming conventions.

remember this file in autocomplete folder never gets run, it's just there to map the autocompletion in aptana