autocomplete-plus | View and insert possible completions in the editor | Autocomplete library
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View and insert possible completions in the editor while typing
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QUESTION
I know that there are posts related to this issue, for instance, github has a post here: https://github.com/atom/autocomplete-plus/issues/922 claiming the issue to be fixed. I can't seem to figure out the fix even after combing through everything...
The issue is that, if I have a css class in my stylesheet with a dash in the name, example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-17 at 15:37Alright, I figured it out. Hopefully this may help others who are slow like me.
First, go to your autocomplete-css package settings.
Second, scroll down to the 'Extra word characters' setting. In the form entry for this setting, simply type the dash character (-).
Works like a charm. You could add an _ (underscore) as this is commonly used for class naming conventions. I feel much better now :)
QUESTION
I'm looking to remove/modify the autocomplete-plus package that is bundled together with atom on install.
After a while of struggling and failing, I come to the wisdom of stack-overflow for how I can either:
- Modify behaviour of autocomplete-plus
- prevent it from loading in the first place (i.e. remove it from the bundle)
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-22 at 00:31You can go to edit->preferences in the main menu, then check under 'packages' in the left-hand menu, search for 'autocomplete-plus' and then click on 'disable.
QUESTION
More specifically: how can I choose which order packages' autocomplete suggestions are displayed in?
Here is an example of autocomplete+'s suggestions when using the atom-typescript package:
and one when not:
I want the if
snippet shown in the latter image to also come first when using other packages such as the aforementioned typescript package.
I know that "suggestions are calculated using fuzzaldrin", but also that the scoring is customizable to an extent using atom's config.cson
file through the useAlternateScoring
property among others.
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-11 at 08:58autocomplete-plus currently doesn't have the ability for the user to manually influence the order in which items are sorted. - leedohm, moderator at atom discuss. (source)
QUESTION
Okay. So Atom installs autocomplete-plus
by default. Its quite helpful when I write code, but for example it writes std::cout << "/* message */" << '\n';
when I write cout
, but I want it to write std::cout << "/* message */" << std::endl
, cause there is a difference between those two, the second one flushes the buffer. How can I make it work my way?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-07 at 18:02You can specify your desired autocomplete behavior within your snippets.cson file.
- Open snippets.cson by going to File -> Snippets...
Add the following to the file:
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