Szabolcs has previously dug up a very useful tool to make custom autocompletions.
Here's that in action:
BeginPackage["FI`"];
Get["https://github.com/b3m2a1/mathematica-BTools/raw/master/Packages/Developer/FunctionInfoExtractor.m"];
EndPackage[];
AddFunctionAutocompletions[
func,
{RandomWord[15]}
]
{"func" -> {{"coexistence", "fairway", "coonskin", "sensitiveness",
"eternally", "lesson", "nitrogenous", "transmutable",
"primogeniture", "censorious", "fifthly", "display", "tweet",
"ingress", "sanctification"}}}
Playing with his work there and some stuff for this question I hit upon another format for these strings. If we supply the ToString[..., InputForm] of a list of strings it'll automatically put the list instead of the raw string:
AddFunctionAutocompletions[
func,
{
{ToString[RandomWord[5], InputForm]}
}
]
{"func" -> {{"{\"lead\", \"ascendancy\", \"insolvable\", \"holograph\", \"incongruous\"}"}}}
Are there any other special forms for this that people know? I understand that this is undocumented, dangerous, will set my machine on fire, precipitate nuclear war, etc. but I'd still like to get the most out of this feature if I can.
