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Is there an extension on Dreamweaver 8 that writes the
function you have created automatically? For example, in the Zend
Studio application, you can create your own function() in PHP and
when you try to associate that function some where else on the
document, it gives you a code hint on what parameters that are in
that function.
In Dreaweaver 8, you can only click the list of the
function(s) you have created and automatically highlighted in the
document if clicked, but this doesn't give you any code hints if a
function that was previously created. Check JBuilder for example,
any methods that was created, e.g. public void thisIsMyFunction(e,
i) { ... }, if this function is typed again in the document, it
will give you a code hint on what goes in the function itself.
I hope I'm making sense.

Answer 1

No. It's an interesting idea, though.
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"johnquingua" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Is there an extension on Dreamweaver 8 that writes the
function you have
> created automatically? For example, in the Zend Studio
application, you
> can
> create your own function() in PHP and when you try to
associate that
> function
> some where else on the document, it gives you a code
hint on what
> parameters
> that are in that function.
>
> In Dreaweaver 8, you can only click the list of the
function(s) you have
> created and automatically highlighted in the document if
clicked, but this
> doesn't give you any code hints if a function that was
previously created.
> Check JBuilder for example, any methods that was
created, e.g. public void
> thisIsMyFunction(e, i) { ... }, if this function is
typed again in the
> document, it will give you a code hint on what goes in
the function
> itself.
>
> I hope I'm making sense.
>