When typing in a built-in Clojure symbol like do or let or any other, the Eclipse auto completion tends to hinder the input, favoring user-defined symbols.
For example, I have a symbol parse-adb-log in the namespace and I want to create a (do ...) form somewhere. So I type in do and Eclipse proposes to complete with parse-adb-log. If I naturally hit ENTER after typing in do, it substitues my intended input with parse-adb-log.
There is no way to make it settle down with do without dismissing the auto complete prompt first. And that takes an additional action like a mouse click, a cursor key hit or an ESC key hit. The little issue can become rather annoying over time..
When typing in a built-in Clojure symbol like
do
orlet
or any other, the Eclipse auto completion tends to hinder the input, favoring user-defined symbols.For example, I have a symbol
parse-adb-log
in the namespace and I want to create a(do ...)
form somewhere. So I type indo
and Eclipse proposes to complete withparse-adb-log
. If I naturally hitENTER
after typing indo
, it substitues my intended input withparse-adb-log
.There is no way to make it settle down with
do
without dismissing the auto complete prompt first. And that takes an additional action like a mouse click, a cursor key hit or anESC
key hit. The little issue can become rather annoying over time..