inline-sabbrev-no-insert not working?

[dgudim]

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If I understand correctly, inline-sabbrev-no-insert should disable insertion of space after completing sabberv, but it still inserts it for me

ble-sabbrev "~proj=$HOME/Documents/shared/_projects/"
bleopt edit_magic_opts=inline-sabbrev-no-insert

typing ~proj and pressing space still inserts a space after .../shared/_projects/

[akinomyoga]

Only inline sabbrevs, which are defined with -i, are affected by that option. Please define it in this way:

ble-sabbrev -i "~proj=$HOME/Documents/shared/_projects/"

[dgudim]

But it will also complete somestring~proj right?

[dgudim]

Yeah, it does. Ok, thanks for quick response anyway. I though this would work for all sabbrevs. Is it possible to add a similar option for not inline ones?

[akinomyoga]

But it will also complete somestring~proj right?

Right.

Is it possible to add a similar option for not inline ones?

It's possible if it is really needed by users, but what is your use case of not inserting a space after e.g. word sabbrevs? The word sabbrevs (which are the default sabbrevs when the type is unspecified) are intended to generate a single command-line word separated by a space. So a global option that disables suffixing space for all the sabbrevs doesn't seem useful. Specifically for the example of ~proj you provided, I suspect what you want would be actually defining it without the final slash,

ble-sabbrev -i "~proj=$HOME/Documents/shared/_projects"

and press / after typing ~proj to continue to write filenames or subdirectory names. Here, notice that magic-slash is bound to the key / by default.

[dgudim]

Oh, I somehow missed the / part, many thanks :)