Details :: Code completion

When I create the following JS code:

function TextLog() {
   this.divLog = document.createElement('div');
   this.write = function(sText) {
      this.

then I dont get an code completion list. But when I type:

function TextLog() {
   this.divLog = document.createElement('div');
   this.write = function(sText) {
      TextLog.

Then I get a list with the standard functions for a JS Class but that has also not divLog in it.

If I type

TextLog.

outside the 'class', then I do get a correct code completion list.

However, if I create a variable within TextLog that is an array:

this.aTest = new Array();

and I type

this.aTest.

then I get a correct code completion list with functions of the Array object

In what way can I achieve that I get a code completion list with all functions and variables of the current class when I type

this.

?

Thanks in advance,

Johan Meijer
The Netherlands

JSEclipse version: 1.5.2.2
Eclipse version: 3.2.1 Build M20060921-0945

JSEclipse has some heuristic algorithms to try to find out what is a type of an object as JavaScript is a week typed language. Some time this algorithms can't figure out an object type and that is especially sensitive for this.