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When you start typing in a field, xxllnc Expertsystemen will show the most probable value. Use the [Up] and [Down] arrow keys to show other completion candidates and press [Enter] to accept it.

When the source panel or the advanced calculation view is in focus, use [Ctrl+Up] and [Ctrl+Down] to select an option, and [Ctrl+Enter] to accept the completion.

To give a completion example, in a formula you may have started typing del. Code-completon offers two possible completions: deleterow and deleterows. It will first offer deleterow.

Pressing [Down] will select deleterows (plural) instead. So you can select the right option without having to type the function, action, or data name in full yourself.

In the above example the Formula dialog tells the user what would happen upon pressing Enter. This information is shown right below the input field. Everywhere where this functionality is provided, there will be a text telling you what code completion could be doing for you.

If the Finder is open, it will provide a help text on the function or show the location of the graph, node, or variable within the model.

Which tabs are shown depends on where the Finder is used. When editing a text field of a question, you cannot select functions. And when editing an action, the Finder will let you select an action, but not a function.

When you start typing in a field, you will find that xxllnc Expertsystemen offers code completion. Use the [Up] and [Down] arrow keys to navigate between completion candidates and press [Enter] to accept it or open a submenu.

To give a completion example, in a formula you may have started typing del. There are three possible completions here: the local variable delmondo and the functions deleterow() and deleterows(). It will first offer delmondo:

Pressing [Down] selects deleterow() instead, offering an explainer and examples in an information box:

Which kind of completion candidates are offered is context-aware. When editing a text field of a question, you cannot select functions. And when editing an action, code-completion will let you select an action, but not a function. Plus there are some specialised completions for function parameters and conditions refering back to radiogroup questions. You’ll find out as you go.

Besides auto-completion just popping up as-you-type, you can force the completion to show with [Ctrl+Space]. If there is nothing to complete (as is the case with an empty field) there will still be variables and categories of functions to choose from:

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If you want to discard the candidates, press the [Escape] button.