I use modules, in fact that’s how long the module is, 2k lines. Is full of stuff that the engine should have offered us by default, but you have to do them yourself and other things that I might need when making a game. In short, is a general module.
You can’t just assume that when someone says that they have 2k lines of code that they are just using one script to do everything.
Also, 1k+ lines for a script doesn’t mean is bad. You shouldn’t be using modules to store a huge code that executes a bunch of stuff just to remove lines from the main script. Literally, what needs to go in the main script, should go there. Anyways, it doesn’t matter, everyone has different styles when scripting.
Either way, idk why people have brought that up when the editor should do it no matter what…
Already encountered an issue with this update, only one Enum item is shown at a time in auto-complete (it seems) which is incredibly frustrating and doesn’t match previous behaviour.
To add on to this annoyance, attempting to use auto-correct on an Enum causes the whole autocomplete UI to become a single row, for every data type
this aint the case only for enums its for everything widely even custom made variables as my post showed up there ^ its seriously annoying hope this gets fixed asap and praying its not intentional
I’ve noticed that some of the examples are related but are not exactly what someone would be looking for. For example, GetPlayerFromCharacter shows an example of LocalPlayer, which isn’t relevant here.
I do see there is scrollbar on right edge of autocomplete menu, maybe it’s because you resized the widget? Would you try to resize the AC menu to longer?
Since the autocomplete menu now is resizable, would you try to drag the bottom border to resize the height? It looks like you’ve resized the widget to very small which only can contain 1 suggestion, but you still can see other suggestion by scrolling or resizing.
Unfortunately we still encounter code that hits the limit of time that auto-complete is allowed to take for a response.
Today we enabled new mode that reduces the quality of suggestions in complex code locations, but you should get ‘simple to figure out’ suggestions even at the end of a big script.
We will continue to work on fixing those locations where code is too complex for current type inference.
Thanks for reporting! This is indeed bug and will be fixed soon!
The expected code sample for this API should be:
local Players = game:GetService("Players")
local character = workspace.Player
local player = Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(character)
if player then
print("Player is " .. player.Name)
else
print("Player doesn't exist!")
end
Absolutely wonderful update! I do have a question though, would we be able to utilize this with modules? Would it be possible for us to make modules that have descriptions and example codes? If not, is this planned for the future or not? Regardless, amazing update. I’m sure this will help a lot of people.
hello! yes that worked thank you very much just a suggestion, it shouldnt be sized down by default instead vice-versa you should be able to resize it down so many of my friends got confused
This works, but the fact that I (and many other people) didn’t even know how we minimised this menu is worrying. Maybe some sort of bar with an arrow could be added to the bottom of the pop-up to symbolise that it can be dragged up and down.
Would be nice if they added more code samples when clicking on see examples because each scripter including myself has a different go to scripting style for example
I like to connect a function to a event instead of like calling the function with the function key word that’s just my preference
my preference
game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function()
end
Current Only Example
local function PlayerAdding(Player)
-- Code
end
game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(PlayerAdding)
Can I suggest some way of connection with Grepper?
For example you turn it on via settings and if a Grepper answer’s search term contains “Roblox” and the name of the object that you’re autocompleting there’s additional example code boxes containing the code from these Grepper answers.
This would be amazing for working efficiency as you won’t always need to type out a problem and find it, but people that have already made an answer for it can help you work much faster!
