[v.22.2] SimpleComplete | All scripting plugins in 1 + more!

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There should still be enough information to set up the plugin with the configuration that you want.

What features are you trying to set up?

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These are mostly dostring settings for the type of tags and attributes, and I also have a few other questions. Can I save these settings and use them in any script I want without writing dostring?

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Like half the features and settings are missing.

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Oh, by the way, I noticed that some of the screenshots had UI Plugin settings, can I enable them?

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Everything important is documented, average user will only really mess with ancestors, prefix, sorting, and maybe tag groups. (Although I still think it should get updated to be accurate)

I don’t really mess with docstrings but the image in the post should show how they work?

SC shouldn’t have anything related to UI, do you have an example?

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No. Everything is important. It should all be documented.

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https://devforum-uploads.s3.dualstack.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/uploads/original/5X/7/2/c/4/72c488338ac29a18ab6ad908be9dae4826c9e577.png maybe the translator killed the context a bit. but I meant exactly what is shown in the screenshot.

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in general, could you tell me about all the features of SC, I only know about dostring and !Players

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Those were removed and replaced with commands, you interact with SimpleComplete fully from the command line.

Directive Autocomplete - for stuff like --!strict or --!native
Imports
Selection Imports
Docstrings
Anonymous Function Complete (QOL)
Table Function Completion (QOL)
Snippets
Script Linter - isn’t fully finished but will warn for things like unused variables in the future

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by the way, you haven’t answered the question: “Is it possible to save these settings and use them in any script without having to write a dostring?”

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What do you mean by that?

The settings in SimpleComplete save, but you have to write docstrings manually each script.

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Yes. You can set global settings like this in the command bar:

--sc setglobal: SETTING_NAME; VALUE
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is it global for the place or in general?

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In general. If you want to save settings for a specific place, you’d need to use -- sc setlocal: instead.

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I do not know why the post was deleted. Okay, so I tried to fully explore, but I didn’t understand what these functions do: @num_overloads #number, @kind #string, @preselect #bool, @learn_more #string, @override_docstring #string

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To be honest, there are not enough examples, it is more difficult to understand exactly what the author wants in a dry text.

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Its just modifiers for the autocompletion item, with @kind #string if you say did this

--[[<doc>
    @kind Event
]]
local hi = 10

hi| -- | is cursor

It would show you “hi” with the icon for an Event next to the name (usually a purple lightning symbol)
Tags are the same but you dont need to pass a 2nd value, like @deprecated

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Found a bug with string-requires.

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Here I am trying to require the “Crime” ModuleScript in the “packets” folder from the “WantedHandler” script, but this is what it tried importing:
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As seen on the image, it knows what I want to import, it just falsely put in a “Parent” instead of “.” or “…”.

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Thanks for reporting this, unfortunately I am kinda out of time today to do any more stuff but I’ll fix this first thing tomorrow. I have a strong feeling i know why this is happening which is in the InstancePath parser for string requires

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Alright, no problem. Take your time.

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