Description Philippe Marschall 2011-06-05 07:37:39 EDT

While JavaScript does not support overloading a function like Java it is possible to call a function with different numbers of arguments or types. The function can then perform introspection and decide what to do. Several JavaScript libraries use this to implement setters and getters. If a function is called without and argument it acts as a getter. If it's called with an argument it acts as a setter.

JSDoc has a native way to support this http://code.google.com/p/jsdoc-toolkit/issues/detail?id=157 an other option imaginable would be to simply repeat the function several times.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. create a JavaScript library with one of the attached files
2. type jQuery("a") and hit Ctrl+Space

Expected Behavior
You get two "text" functions in the completion proposal, one with an argument, one without.

Actual Behavior
You only get one "text" function in the completion proposal.