When typing code quickly, hinterland always will complete my code for me while I'm typing. It forces me to slow down, weather I want the code suggested or not. An example would be something like:
my_variable = 3.4
print(my_variable)
When typing the print statement, if I am typing quickly, hinterland will autocomplete my code so I end up with something like:
print(my_variableariable)
Which I then have to backspace a bunch of times to undo. If I slowdown it will hint but not autocomplete my code. I am not sure how to turn off autocomplete since I would much rather prefer to hit enter if the suggestion matches. I do want hints but due to the unpredictability of when hinterland decides to autocomplete, I want to turn that function off but do not see an option.
When typing code quickly, hinterland always will complete my code for me while I'm typing. It forces me to slow down, weather I want the code suggested or not. An example would be something like:
my_variable = 3.4 print(my_variable)
When typing the print statement, if I am typing quickly, hinterland will autocomplete my code so I end up with something like:
print(my_variableariable)
Which I then have to backspace a bunch of times to undo. If I slowdown it will hint but not autocomplete my code. I am not sure how to turn off autocomplete since I would much rather prefer to hit enter if the suggestion matches. I do want hints but due to the unpredictability of when hinterland decides to autocomplete, I want to turn that function off but do not see an option.