I tried this again, a year later with IntelliJ 13.1.4 and the process seems to be even more convoluted than before. IntelliJ itself has seemed to turn more Eclipse like focusing on Java and stuff.
Well, Intellij IDEA
is a Java IDE. But supports some plugins making it capable of handling other languages.
I had to restart after installing the Lua plugin.
Yes, after each plugin install, you have to restart the IDE.
Then after adding the nspireLua API library. It wouldn't detect auto-complete when I tried to type "function on." However it seemed to work for "timer", and other single words.
Hum, that works for me :
What doesn't really work is gc: autocompletion (or any class instance I believe).
In fact, for gc autocompletion, it works if you don't put "gc" as parameter in the function you're in, while you're coding it (when you're done, obviously put it back) :
Fetching documentation (Ctrl+Q) does not retrieve from inspired-lua wiki (Unless the wiki page has no info?)
That used to work... I'll take a look at what changed/broke.
