Let's say I have the command:Â#pragma IAM THE_CUSTOM_COMMANDÂvar1 var2

I' d like to make a plugin in order to have the ability the moment I type inÂ#pragmaÂand then SPACE to show the possible commands I have like when I am using regular functions. And if I press enter on one of the suggestions the whole command should be pasted with the default values in the variables.

I tried reading in the Eclipse FAQ and found many tutorials online but I only found how to make a completely new editor supporting my commands.

I just need to add 20-30 pragmas like this in the CDT editor currently being used in Eclipse.

I read that there is an Extension Point for CDT Language and if I could make an extension for that it would be sufficient but I haven't found a tutorial explaining this.

Is there any way to add these commands to the CDT Editor with the Auto-complete functionality I want without making my own editor ? The language we use is C and we have these pragmas and this feature would be great since we use them a lot.

Thank you all.

     Hello list,

   I noticed something that looked strange in MIMemory.java
(org.eclipse.cdt.dsf.gdb/src/org/eclipse/cdt/dsf/mi/service), in the
MIMemoryCache.getMemory method.  There's a DataRequestMonitor handleSuccess
method in there that looks like this:

	protected void handleSuccess() {
		MemoryByte[] block = new MemoryByte[count];
		block = getData();
		MemoryBlock memoryBlock = new MemoryBlock(startAddress, length, block);
		fMemoryBlockList.add(memoryBlock);
		countingRM.done();
	}

   It looks to me like that's creating a new array of MemoryByte[count] and
then immediately discarding it, needlessly.  I'm only asking in case there's
something I don't understand about java type resolution and generics.  (And if
that were the case, surely a MemoryByte[0] would suffice?)

     cheers,
       DaveK
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