When I enter $_SERVER[' the editor should drop down a list of available variables.

what "variables" do you expect to appear after $_SERVER['?

'PHP_SELF'
'argv'
'argc'
'GATEWAY_INTERFACE'
'SERVER_ADDR'
'SERVER_NAME'
'SERVER_SOFTWARE'
'SERVER_PROTOCOL'
'REQUEST_METHOD'
'REQUEST_TIME'
'QUERY_STRING'
'DOCUMENT_ROOT'
'HTTP_ACCEPT'
'HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET'
'HTTP_ACCEPT_ENCODING'
'HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE'
'HTTP_CONNECTION'
'HTTP_HOST'
'HTTP_REFERER'
'HTTP_USER_AGENT'
'HTTPS'
'REMOTE_ADDR'
'REMOTE_HOST'
'REMOTE_PORT'
'SCRIPT_FILENAME'
'SERVER_ADMIN'
'SERVER_PORT'
'SERVER_SIGNATURE'
'PATH_TRANSLATED'
'SCRIPT_NAME'
'REQUEST_URI'
'PHP_AUTH_DIGEST'
'PHP_AUTH_USER'
'PHP_AUTH_PW'
'AUTH_TYPE'

ah, I see, you meant array indices.

has a solution for this been attained? i used those indices quite often.

This array indices is very useful

Maby I will write my think here ...

Could be there implemented a code completion both for strings started with : and ' char ?

Customizable array of those words would be very helpful.

This for also Prado's tags and name's indexes of arrays.

eg.

<com:...

or $var['...

Really is it so hard to do?

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