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Is it possible auto-complete to support not only variables and functions but any word found in the source, and array indexes in particular?
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Yes, it is possible for auto-complete to support not only variables and functions but also any word found in the source code, including array indexes.
Many modern code editors and integrated development environments (IDEs) have advanced auto-complete features that can analyze the source code in real time and suggest possible completions based on context. These features can often be customized to include additional keywords or identifiers, and can even provide suggestions based on the current state of the program.
For example, suppose you have an array called `myArray` in your code:
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var myArray = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"];
If you then type `myArray[0].`, a smart auto-complete feature might suggest `toUpperCase()` as a possible completion, since `myArray[0]` returns the string "apple", which has a `toUpperCase()` method.
To enable this type of auto-complete functionality, it is typically necessary to use an editor or IDE that supports this feature and to configure it appropriately. In some cases, additional plugins or extensions may be needed to fully support the desired functionality.