C# Script autocompletion

[NogradThGin]

Hi,

Actually i got a problem with C# autocompletion under native MonoDevelop. I run Unity 5 on ArchLinux x64 (Updated 02/06/2015) with native MonoDevelop 5.0. I searched during 2 days on Internet, but found nothing. I can't use built-in monodevelop too because the keyboard layout isn't good (i'm french so my Keyboard layout is fr_FR.UTF-8)

[jurf]

Did you use the scripts in this repo?

[NogradThGin]

Yes,

I installed Unity3D with wine 1.7.38 compiled for it.
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/wine-unity3d-git/ (i use this)

[jurf]

Hm. (pro-tip, you can use wine-staging (formerly wine-silverlight) to get OpenGL mode to work, plus some more fixes, a repo is also available)

What is the wine path to your project?

Also, try opening Monodevelop manually and opening the project file through it.

[NogradThGin]

Thanks for tip but Unity already work on OpenGL mode :p
My wine path is ~/.wine.

I manually launched MonoDevelop and load my scripts but i got the same result. I think i don't explained correctly my problem (my bad sorry), the problem is i got autocompletion work, but i can't see anything about Unity. For example i can see System.Collections in auto completion (using System.Collections;) but i can't see UnityEngine or another thing related to Unity

[jurf]

No, I meant the Wine path to your project, not the wineprefix. It's in a Windows C:\Path\To\Project format.

What do you mean by Unity working with OpenGL? As far I know it does not work in a unpatched Wine. Last time I tested was on 1.7.44. I only suggested wine-staging because it has some nifty features and a repo, besides the OpenGL mode working.

When you manually launched it from MonoDevelop, did you have Unity open in the background?

[NogradThGin]

Ah. I think you talk about path to my project, it's "~/.wine/drive_c/users/vince/Mes\ documents/GameScripts/"

The Wine version i use is specially patched and compiled (on my PC) for Unity.

And yes, when I started Native MonoDevelop manually, Unity was opened.

[jurf]

No, I meant the Wine (windows) path. The one that's written under the project name in the opening window.