User-Defined Functions, Variables, and Constants

To receive code completion features for user-defined functions, variables, and constants, you must create a new file with the same name, in the same directory as your .bdf or .bdh file that defines the function, variable or constant you want to enhance, though with the extension .bdd.

A .bdd file has the following structure:

<CodeCompletionInfo>
  <Function id="FuncId">
    <Description>FuncDesc</Description>
    <ParamList>
      <Param no="1">
        <Name>ParamName</Name>
        <Description>ParamDesc</Description>
      </Param>
    </ParamList>
    <Returns>
      <Type>RetValTyp</Type>
      <Description>RetValDesc</Description>
    </Returns>
  </Function>
  <Global id="GlobalId">
    <Description>GlobalDesc</Description>
  </Global>
</CodeCompletionInfo>

This means that for each function you want to instrument with code completion information, you must insert a function node. For all others (variables and constants) you must insert a global node.

Code completion nodes

FuncID	Name of the function in your .bdf or .bdh file, for which code completion information should be provided.
FuncDesc	Textual description of the function.
ParamName	Parameter name
ParamDesc	Textual description of the parameter.
RetValTyp	Data type of the return value.
RetValDesc	Textual description of the return value.
GlobalId	Name of the global variable or constant.
GlobalDesc	Textual description of the variable or constant.