I want to use the mysqli extention with the object orientated syntax, but found out PHPEd doesn't give me any code completion. It does work for the procedural syntax. I found a small hint on this forum, which pointed out the I need to write a class template similar to the SPL extention. But, hey, why isn't this supplied by default, do we all need to invent the wheel ourself ? Googling around did give me a good solution. Switching back to Zend, and I was suprissed that this IDE supported both object and procedural code completion.

Any one have a solution for give me code completion for the OO approach for the MYSQLI extention ?

I would be very gratefull.

Kind regards,
Brokenframe

Yes, we need to supply the template for this and a couple of others - we will do it soon. I think we should move this to Feature request

Thank you yfaktor for you quick reply. And thanks for showing me it is NOT supported in any way right now. I am quite astonished with this information however.

But isn't there a class template which i can use for informing the code completion engine of PHPEd ? I beleive someone must have written such a class interface, wrong ?

BR
Brokenframe

You're not correct. Code completion is supported but prototypes for mysqli classes and functions are not provided. You may write them yourself and use the same way as explained there http://forum.nusphere.com/code-completion-for-php-spl-dom-pdo-and-dom-t1733.html

Finally I got the prototype files for PDO and MySQLi.

In the folder lib\ of another product there is a file called phpFunctions5.php. In PHPED, I configured my project properties to refer the code complete engine to this file and now I get nice code completion.

Strange however, my favorite editor PHPED, don't provide such a prototype file.

Broken Frame

Prototypes for PDO are published on this forum.
As of mysqli, I'm sorry for that.