PlugIn Goto-Documentation

[BugFix]

Its not the best way to use Goto-documentation like written in instructions https://github.com/AutoIt/SublimeAutoItScript/blob/master/goto-documentation_instructions.md, point 3.
Better way:
Make all changes only in file: "goto_documentation.sublime-settings".
This should look like following (adapt path to AutoIt3Help.exe if required).

{
    "prefix": "", // added at the begging of the query
    "suffix": "", // added at the end of the query
    "docs": { // obj containing the docs for each scope
              // these are merged with the default ones


        // the key value pair represent scope -> doc url
        // supported placeholders:
        //  - %(query)s the selected text/word
        //  - %(scope)s the current scope
       "css": "http://devdocs.io/#q=%(scope)s+%(query)s",

       // AUTOIT        
       "autoit": {
            "command": ["C:/Program Files (x86)/AutoIt3/AutoIt3Help.exe", "%(query)s"],     // path to your help exe!
            "failTest": "Nothing",
            "changeMatch": "",
            "changeWith": "",
            "url": ""
       },

        // we can also have an object to
        // run a command for finding docs
        // inside the command you can use the same placeholders
        "python": {
            // the command to be executed
            "command": ["python", "-m", "pydoc", "%(query)s"],
            // a regex to determine if this was an invalid response from the console
            "failTest": ".*no Python documentation found for.*",
            // regex to select something from the valid response
            "changeMatch": "(Related help topics)",
            // regex to replace the matched result
            "changeWith": "-------\n\\1",
            // fallback url: if failTest returns true this will be used
            "url": "http://docs.python.org/3/search.html?q=%(query)s"
        }
    },
    // if we have no docs for the current scope
    // we will try using the fallback one,
    // to disable set to false
    "fallback_scope": "google"
}

Using the AutoIt3Help.exe is the best way. So you get help for all type of words (functions, keywords, macros a.s.o). Exactly the same behaviour like known from SciTE.

[RonildoSouza]

A menu for access to AutoIt.chm file was created.
And added some snippets and autocomplete.

[BlagoYar]

And how is it

 def autoit_doc(self, keyword, scope):
     cmd = ["hh.exe", r"mk:@MSITStore:e:\AutoIt\Portable\AutoIt3.chm::/html/functions/%s.htm" % keyword]
     subprocess.Popen(cmd)

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