KDevelop vs php files - autocompletion

[Eugeny N Dzhurinsky]

On Mon, 22 Mar 2004 21:00:16 +0100
Sebastian Gutweiler <newsletter at gutweiler.net> wrote:

> Go to Project -> New Project -> Create New Project Dialog appears,
> select PHP and then "Simple PHP Script", set application name and
> location, then click on Next. In the following two Dialogs also click
> on Next and Finish.
> 
> After you have clicked on the Finish-Button you should see a sample
> Hello world program. 
> 
> If you want to create a new file for a class, use
> the "New Class" on the right side and select "A new empty php source
> file". Make sure that "Add to Project" is checked in the "New File"
> Dialog.
> 
> When you write a class definition in this new File and save it,
> it's class should be in the "Classes"-View on the right side.
> If you create a new instance of your new class Code Completion should
> work. 

Doing in exactly that way - nothing works for me :(
Also, the completion for common PHP keywords (like mysql_query()) are
not working too.

OS: FreeBSD 4.9
KDevelop 3.0.2, built form ports.

Code completion and code hinting are enabled in the project options.

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