- wxWindow* wxpeer = (wxWindow*) impl->GetWXPeer();
- if ( wxpeer ) {
- wxCommandEvent event(wxEVT_COMMAND_TEXT_UPDATED, wxpeer->GetId());
- event.SetEventObject( wxpeer );
- event.SetString( static_cast<wxTextCtrl*>(wxpeer)->GetValue() );
- wxpeer->HandleWindowEvent( event );
+ const wxString prefix = entry->GetValue();
+ if ( completer->Start(prefix) )
+ {
+ const wxString
+ wordStart = wxCFStringRef::AsString(
+ [[textView string] substringWithRange:charRange]
+ );
+
+ matches = [NSMutableArray array];
+ for ( ;; )
+ {
+ const wxString s = completer->GetNext();
+ if ( s.empty() )
+ break;
+
+ // Normally the completer should return only the strings
+ // starting with the prefix, but there could be exceptions
+ // and, for compatibility with MSW which simply ignores all
+ // entries that don't match the current text control contents,
+ // we ignore them as well. Besides, our own wxTextCompleterFixed
+ // doesn't respect this rule and, moreover, we need to extract
+ // just the rest of the string anyhow.
+ wxString completion;
+ if ( s.StartsWith(prefix, &completion) )
+ {
+ // We discarded the entire prefix above but actually we
+ // should include the part of it that consists of the
+ // beginning of the current word, otherwise it would be
+ // lost when completion is accepted as OS X supposes that
+ // our matches do start with the "partial word range"
+ // passed to us.
+ const wxCFStringRef fullWord(wordStart + completion);
+ [matches addObject: fullWord.AsNSString()];
+ }
+ }