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Auto complete #35
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Also just discovered this, I'm SO thrilled and happy that atom-ide-community are updating the atom-ide-ui package. As reblevins writes: running completion on myobject.thing (ctrl-space, select item in list) makes the editor end up with "myobjectthing" (without dot). Tested in .vue and .ts files, using Atom 1.52.0 and atom-ide-vue 1.4.0, autocomplete-plus 2.42.3. If someone can point me in the right direction maybe I can help out as well. Thanks! |
@UziTech What is this error? @reblevins @phromo Sorry about this issue, and the late response. I did not get a notification. I wish you had tagged me. |
It looks like the language server threw the error |
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Looks like this might be the issue vuejs/vetur#2387 |
Yeah. seems like the same thing. Maybe we should set a project for testing instead. |
Maybe I misunderstood the issue. This seems to be the issue that was fixed in atom-languageclient |
OK. I got the datatips, outline, etc working with vls 0.5. I downgraded vls to 0.5. We need to see why 0.6 does not work. |
This is my solution and suggestion. |
Hi,
First, thanks for this atom plugin, it's great.
I recently upgraded to version 1.4.0 and auto-complete is not working as expected.
Normally, when I begin typing, it displays a list of possibilities, I pick the one I want, hit enter or tab and it completes it for me. That part is working fine, however for some reason it is deleting the character right in front of where the cursor started.
Example:
I start typing:
this.someProp
,someProperty
shows in the list, I select it, then hit enter and it insertssomeProperty
, but removes the period.So now it becomes
thissomeProperty
instead of what it should be isthis.someProperty
(notice the.
is missing in the first one).I'm fairly certain it is die to this package because when I disable this package, auto-complete works as expected.
Thanks again.
UPDATE:
When I am typing parentheses or brackets, it works fine. So
(someProp...
becomes(someProperty)
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