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JSEclipse provides code completion features when editing JavaScript code with Eclipse.
Code completions allows you to:
View the list of methods and functions in the current project. You can select the desired method from a pop-up menu.
Code completion also reads the inline or JavaDoc style comments to provide more details on the options that are suggested.
JavaDoc comments are also suggested by code completion, to help you use the proper format.
Classes in the currently opened files are scanned and suggested for code completion.
Words in the active file - the one you're editing - are also used for code completion.
When filling in a function of several parameters a contextual dialogue remains open on top of the function to suggest what parameters still need to be filled in.
JSEclipse can also read code completion definitions from XML files. Some are provided with the plugin. You can use this to add your own definitions from older or other projects.