Closed ghost closed 9 years ago
I agree.
Instead of not "adding", it will be to "remove" the inserted characters (because that's autocomplete-plus which inserts the text (on method "onDidInsertSuggestions" I guess (https://github.com/atom/autocomplete-plus/wiki/Provider-API#defining-a-provider)). Do you see a better way to do that?
Anyway, that's a good idea
We could perhaps just show the full function snippet as displayText
(so it always shows up with its parameter list in the autocompletion box), and set a version without the parameter list in snippet
when adding it as suggestion so the actual inserted snippet is different? (I'm not really that familiar with the actual API yet.)
PS: Feel free to take on any of the tickets I'm creating (that is, when you agree with them ;-), I'm creating them mostly as a reminder for things that need to be fixed or should be improved. (I will of course also tackle some of these tickets myself, as I've been doing so far.)
Oh, I didn't see the new option "displayText". In fact, it could be used.
For the tickets, I don't have so much time those last days, I will work on some of them of course ;)
Hello
This is an idea regarding a usability enhancement, take the following existing code:
I've now refactored
foo
to be called something different, or I just want a different method, I removefoo
:The cursor is now after
$this->
and I'm receiving autocompletion. Now I select the new name of the method (or another method name):Oops... I now have two argument lists. Perhaps it might be a good idea to not insert the parameter list
($barParam1, $barParam2)
when the prefix that is going to be replaced is already followed by an opening paranthesis? This might seem like a minor change, but I think it might be a good usability improvement. Also, when you're not refactoring and just writing code, such as$this->
, you'll pretty much never have the argument list already present, so it won't interfere with that behavior.The same could apply to methods, built-in functions, as well as
new class(constructor)
, etc. (I think pretty much whenever there is an argument list in the snippet and there already is an opening paranthesis after the prefix).What do you think?