Closed ctf0 closed 5 years ago
How do you mean? Use snippets which don't have a prefix defined?
yes, is it even possible ?
The extension selects the snippet based on it's name, so it should work, but it seems that snippets with an empty prefix or no prefix at all aren't valid. It did let me set the prefix to a space though - does that help? Which auto complete do you see it in? If you mean the drop down from the "Insert Snippet" command, then it seems to still show it.
the autocomplete i meant is when u type or press ctrl+space
for example i have a snippet call php-basic-template
which do show up if u typed php
OK. Even setting the prefix to " ", it still shows up in the auto-complete, so I don't think there is any way around it.
okay np, thank you for ur time & patience :trophy:
is that possible, the benefit is that it doesnt show up in the auto complete