[SOLVED] Cycle through auto-function list

[colonel_coder]

Is there a key binding to cycle through the "auto-function" list that appears when I type the opening parenthesis of a function?  I hate having to move my hand from the keyboard to the mouse.  However, neither slogging through the Slickedit options, nor searching the internet, provided the answer.

To summarize, when I press "Shift"-"(", I would like to be able to cycle through the various functions using something like "Ctrl"-"L" or "Ctrl"-"Right Arrow".

I use the CUA key bindings.

[ehab]

i had something written maybe the below helps

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eg:

TInt r=file.Open(_

Alt . = listmembers or info on var
Alt "left arrow" = gives all defs"
Alt ,

when you wanna see parameter info in open( ctrl+shift+space )
ctrl+space = lists all functions and vars in unit

Shift+Up : commnets
Shift+Dn

memebers listing:
Shift+Up : move list above cursor
Shift+Down : move list below cursor

If a method is overloaded,
Ctrl+PgUp
Ctrl+PgDn

If a member has comments
Shift+PgUp
Shift+PgDn



regards
ehab

[evanratt]

I've found that the "function-argument-help" command (I have it bound to Alt-comma) cycles through the functions displayed in the argument help popup... Is that the one that you're asking about?

[colonel_coder]

I've found that the "function-argument-help" command (I have it bound to Alt-comma) cycles through the functions displayed in the argument help popup... Is that the one that you're asking about?

Yes!  Thank you!  I should have asked this question years ago!

Sleep well, tonight evanratt.  You have helped a fellow human being.

[evanratt]

Ha ha! Glad to help; I remember being very happily surprised when I found that worked... Maybe @Slickteam wants to add that tip to the documentation?