Installing Intellibot for selenium still not recognizing robot keywords

MarialenaShiamma commented 4 years ago

Hello,

I have installed intellibot for selenium and i can still not see any auto-complete suggestions or anything when I click Ctrl+Click on a keyword eg Close.

Information about my environment based on About section of Pycharm:

PyCharm 2019.3.3 (Community Edition) Build #PC-193.6494.30, built on February 6, 2020 Runtime version: 11.0.5+10-b520.38 amd64 VM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM by JetBrains s.r.o Windows 10 10.0 GC: ParNew, ConcurrentMarkSweep Memory: 1963M Cores: 8 Registry: Non-Bundled Plugins: com.millennialmedia.intellibot@SeleniumLibrary Patched, org.intellij.plugins.markdown

Any ideas what might be wrong?

ghost commented 4 years ago

I just wanted to chime in. I too am experiencing this exact issue. It appears that the selenium(patched) plugin fixes this issue, but introduces a more severe bug - you can no longer control-click to navigate to definitions of the keyword/usage.

I know it is annoying, but a temporary workaround that I use for this, since there are only a handful of core Selenium keywords I use..... Make a new keyword which uses the keyword, maybe you can even enhance it for your use case...

For example:

Click Element ${element} This would normally show as a syntax error even though it is correct (the current bug)

You would make a keyword as follows:

Click My Element [Arguments] ${element} Click Element ${element}

You would call the keyword the same way: Click My Element ${element}

From there on out, for the rest of your keywords, you would just use the Click My Element. This eliminates the red highlighting in all areas except the keyword definition of Click My Element which is great to just 1 single location you will not use again.

This has worked well for me, as I need the functionality to navigate throughout the project that intellibot provides.

MarialenaShiamma commented 4 years ago

I just wanted to chime in. I too am experiencing this exact issue. It appears that the selenium(patched) plugin fixes this issue, but introduces a more severe bug - you can no longer control-click to navigate to definitions of the keyword/usage.

I know it is annoying, but a temporary workaround that I use for this, since there are only a handful of core Selenium keywords I use..... Make a new keyword which uses the keyword, maybe you can even enhance it for your use case...

For example:

Click Element ${element} This would normally show as a syntax error even though it is correct (the current bug)

You would make a keyword as follows:

Click My Element [Arguments] ${element} Click Element ${element}

You would call the keyword the same way: Click My Element ${element}

From there on out, for the rest of your keywords, you would just use the Click My Element. This eliminates the red highlighting in all areas except the keyword definition of Click My Element which is great to just 1 single location you will not use again.

This has worked well for me, as I need the functionality to navigate throughout the project that intellibot provides.

Thanks for the suggestion, i will try that.