Thomas Martitz

> sources taken from repositories with important (in my opinion) post-release fixes I would rather not add patches not found in the target scintilla release, unless there's a very good...

I agree. Would you be able to make a PR? From my experience this would help to not accidentally use a keyword as variable (even if the interpreter would allow)...

Before I look too deep: So I understand this only affects the sorting but does not add tags*? I previously understood that it adds tags for (private?) members that are...

I'm wondering if it it's really appropriate for non-scope auto-completion. If I hack sidebar.c, why would sidebar.h symbols be more relevant than gtk_* symbols? For scope auto-completion (this->) it maybe...

I understand that for C++ scope-completion is more relevant, and for that I can understand the idea as you often do `ClassName::` or `this->` Anyway I won't argue further if...

> Also I kind of assumed with the code that all the includes are uniquely named and don't do anything special about the duplicates. The first found header with the...

Regarding header ambiguity, why not keep it simple and accept /all/ headers with matching names to sort their tags earlier? At least this is easy to explain (e.g. in the...

@elextr thanks for spreading the word about peasy. One correction though, peasy is in fact released. Latest version is 0.5. See https://github.com/kugel-/peasy/releases

I hate to make ads for peasy in this repo, but please give it a try. Converting a geanypy plugin should be little effort. Peasy's strength is that it automatically...

Feedback is really welcome. Please file issues on my peasy repo!