Komodo Edit and Eclipe + EPIC plugin both have this functionality. Perhaps you can look into how they got this done? They may already have this list you speak of creating.

Can we define some way to fetch the signature of functions from the documentation of the module?

Again this is something Komodo Edit does and it does not require documentation to do so. Once you define your subroutine, it looks at what is retrieved from @_ and creates a signature. I've never looked at the source code so I can't tell you how they get it done.

Ps: I think you miss-spelled "push" in your %keywords list =)

Smoothie, smoothie, hundre prosent naturlig!

In reply to Re: Calltips for Padre by j1n3l0
in thread Calltips for Padre by szabgab

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