1. 21 Dec 2011 8:11 AM #1
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    I am going to write an autocomplete plugin for my favorite text editor, Sublime Text.

    My thought right now is to go through the files in the pkgs folder. There I can find all the functions and configs for a class.

    Does anyone know of a better way of doing this?
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    Those are built packages. If you want the separate files then you would have to go through the src folder. If you just wanted one file that had everything, ext-all-*.js would be a good one.
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    What about using JsDuck? Do you think it would be possible to export my own file which has all the info about the classes?
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    Pretty positive JSDuck can export JSON
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    Thank You!

    If you use the option "--export api" with jsduck then it exports json that has the info for each class (functions, statics, etc).
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