Unity autocomplete.
Using atom-autocomplete-boilerplate as base.
There are several ways to install depending on what you prefer
- In Atom, you should search for the package autocomplete-unity and install.
- On Mac, you'll find it under Atom > Preferences... > Install.
- On Windows, you'll find it under File > Settings > Install.
- On Ubuntu, you'll find it under Edit > Preferences > Install.
- Make sure you have apm installed.
- On Mac, you might need to start Atom and go to Atom > Install Shell Commands.
- On Windows/Ubuntu, it's probably already there.
- Open your terminal, then run
apm install autocomplete-unity
.
- Clone this repo.
- Make sure you have apm installed.
- On Mac, you might need to start Atom and go to Atom > Install Shell Commands.
- On Windows/Ubuntu, it's probably already there.
- Open your terminal, navigate into the repo directory, then run
apm link
.
Observation
- Don't forget to reload Atom when you make changes!
- On Mac, hit
ctrl
+option
+command
+L
. - On Windows/Ubuntu, hit
ctrl
+shift
+F5
.
- On Mac, hit
- In Atom, you should now see autocomplete-unity installed.
- On Mac, you'll find it under Atom > Preferences... > Packages > Community Packages.
- On Windows, you'll find it under File > Settings > Packages > Community Packages.
- On Ubuntu, you'll find it under Edit > Preferences > Packages > Community Packages.