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When we hit . or <ctrl>+<space> this is showing some auto-complete proposition. We can navigate in it by using arrows which nice.
But when we eliminate all the proposition except one this one is not selected by default we need to press <down> to select it and then press enter to add it.
These not a big deal but anoying by moment :).
And another remark about the autocomplete propositions. Actually this is testing if the propositions contains the text typed. Can't we order hit by putting first the text beginning by the text and then the other one containing it ?
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There is an option to set the type of code-completion at the IDE preferences. If you set it to strict, will behave the way you described it. However there was a bug that prevented this from working correctly, so latest unstable version should be used.
Regarding the highlighting, the rule is:
Highlight by default the last one if that is still part of the result set.
Otherwise highlight the first one
That seems to work OK on my laptop (OSX). So possible an OS specific issue, I'll run later some tests on Windows.
When we hit
.
or<ctrl>+<space>
this is showing some auto-complete proposition. We can navigate in it by using arrows which nice.But when we eliminate all the proposition except one this one is not selected by default we need to press
<down>
to select it and then press enter to add it.These not a big deal but anoying by moment :).
And another remark about the autocomplete propositions. Actually this is testing if the propositions contains the text typed. Can't we order hit by putting first the text beginning by the text and then the other one containing it ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: