GLX2

Turn It On

Type command + comma or choose Preferences from the Revolution menu to view the Clairvoyance preference. Check the check box you see outlined here to start using it.

If you want alot of Clairvoyance to pop up as you type, then keep the number of chars needed to activate it low. If you want less clairvoyance, then increase the number of chars needed to activate it.

Clairvoyance List

Any time you type one of the following, you will see the Clairvoyance list (aka "bubble"):

• A Rev command, function, property or external function 

• A handler name in the current script 
• A handler name in the object path 
• Any global, local or constant declared inside or outside of the handler 
• Any temporary variable 
• "Then", "else", "try" or "switch"

Navigation/Choosing

When the Clairvoyance Bubble is showing, here's what you can do from the keyboard: 

• Up/down arrows navigate the list. 

• Right arrow chooses the current selection in the clairvoyance list and places it in the script.

• Command+K also chooses the current selection. (Control+K on Windows.)

• Typing narrows down the list of choices. 
• Tab dismisses the list and formats the script. 
• Enter dismisses the list and compiles the script. 
• Return places a return in the text of the script. 
• Escape key cancels the Clairvoyance bubble.

Not Obvious

Not obvious at first is the fact that Clairvoyance also tries to complete your handler names and such with parameters and then selects the first param. 

It tries to complete control structures as well. Clairvoyance contains an auto-complete feature, in other words.