> Perhaps a way to do it in vim?
vim has keyword completion
^n and ^p complete a token by matching against tokens in the file
after/before the one you're currently typing.
^x^v might be more useful: it completes by picking a word from a
dictionary file; the location of the dictionary is user-definable and
could be set to a file containing a list of SDL keywords.

^n/^p completion can be redefined using the 'complete' option to look in
a particular dictionary file: you could have your SDL
syntax-highlighting script modified to do just that.

Actually, it would be rather nice if it would do it automatically using
the keywords defined in the syntax file. Ah well.

see :help ins-completion for more details.

Daniel

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