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When autocompletion is enabled, there is no way to temporarily block the enter key from applying the selected suggestion.
This leads to small object names at the end of a line being autocompleted instead of starting a new line.
This could be fixed with :
autocompletion of user created object names
the application of suggestions being done only with the 'tab' key (no more with 'return')
the 'esc' key temporarily disabling autocompletion (longer than it already does)
When autocompletion is enabled, there is no way to temporarily block the enter key from applying the selected suggestion. This leads to small object names at the end of a line being autocompleted instead of starting a new line.
This could be fixed with :