After typing the dot, the autocomplete dropdown appears, which is not appropriate. I would image there would need to be some constraint put in to restrict Hinterland from doing anything when the cursor is inside a string. Aside from a few exceptions, such as f-strings.
I wanted to see if I could contribute myself, but I saw that the extension is written in js, which I have zero experience with, unfortunately (I'm a Python guy, learning js is on my bucket list).
To reproduce in Python:
print('ABC.')
After typing the dot, the autocomplete dropdown appears, which is not appropriate. I would image there would need to be some constraint put in to restrict Hinterland from doing anything when the cursor is inside a string. Aside from a few exceptions, such as f-strings.
I wanted to see if I could contribute myself, but I saw that the extension is written in js, which I have zero experience with, unfortunately (I'm a Python guy, learning js is on my bucket list).