Is there a script... i dont know how it is called in english.. say, i have a struct with int a, int b and char c. And i also have a variable my_variable of this struct, so i want script to give me a tip, when i put a dot after my_variable. like this:

i write: my_variable.
comuter writes: [a,b,c] so i know that i can write my_variable.a, my_variable.b or my_variable.c

just like in MS VC,

it would be great if u help me to find similar script that shows which arguments a function takes (again just to remind me)

i write: inet_aton(
computer writes: [const char *cp, struct in_addr *inp]

I don't believe vi can do that as vi is a minimalist editor, you probably have to look for some specific IDE, try KDevelop that might have it but I haven't really used it. If you do find something on Unix that does have that I'd be very interested to know about it.

"Every time you type a function name, a prototype for it will appear on the information line" look at http://users.erols.com/astronaut/vim/#Cfunc

Xa, thanks for the link!
I've been browsing the Vim website's scripts section but found nothing like this.

Håkan