Hello,
I got an issue with C++ auto-completion, on a new Oni installation (default configuration).
When completing a function name on an argument placeholder (from a previous completion), the auto-completion starts inserting the argument multiple times.
Oni Version: 0.3.6
Neovim Version (Linux only): v0.3.1
Operating System: Linux, Manjaro, i3edition
Issue: When using 'enter' to auto-complete an argument on an argument placeholder (from a previous completion), the auto-completion starts inserting it multiples time, until 'escape' is hit.
Expected behavior: Auto-completion should insert the argument only once
Actual behavior: The argument is inserted infinitely until 'escape' is pressed.
Steps to reproduce:
Position the cursor to the first line of the main in the following code.
#include<algorithm>
using namespace std;
int main() {
return 0;
}
Type sort and use enter to autocomplete the function. sort(_RAIter, _RAIter, _Compare) appears, with the cursor positioned to replace the first argument.
Type sort again and hit enter to autocomplete.
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Hello, I got an issue with C++ auto-completion, on a new Oni installation (default configuration). When completing a function name on an argument placeholder (from a previous completion), the auto-completion starts inserting the argument multiple times.
Oni Version: 0.3.6 Neovim Version (Linux only): v0.3.1 Operating System: Linux, Manjaro, i3edition
Issue: When using 'enter' to auto-complete an argument on an argument placeholder (from a previous completion), the auto-completion starts inserting it multiples time, until 'escape' is hit.
Expected behavior: Auto-completion should insert the argument only once
Actual behavior: The argument is inserted infinitely until 'escape' is pressed.
Steps to reproduce:
Position the cursor to the first line of the main in the following code.
Type
sort
and use enter to autocomplete the function.sort(_RAIter, _RAIter, _Compare)
appears, with the cursor positioned to replace the first argument. Typesort
again and hit enter to autocomplete.You get: