Open HelloWorldFR opened 5 months ago
No bug whith pulsar 1.105
Sadly, I think this is a side-effect of the new Tree-sitter CSS grammar. I described some of its difficulties in #601 — it makes bad guesses about how to do completions in situations where the tree is not syntactically valid because the user is still typing. I think that tree-sitter-css
itself should improve to be better at this sort of thing, but in the meantime there's not much we can do except use a different system internally to make better guesses about what the user is typing.
You didn't notice this problem in 1.105 because we hadn't started using the new grammars. That means that you have a decent workaround: try one of the config changes in #883 (under “I want to go back to the old highlighting!"). I think you'll have to revert to the TextMate grammar, but maybe the other config block will work instead.
This is something that should be more actively on our radar, so I'll either create an issue to track this or change this issue to include more context about the problem.
This is what I mean:
I'm almost certainly about to type a property — something that starts with padding
— but tree-sitter-css
thinks it's a tag name. And though it technically could end up as a tag name, autocomplete-css
should resolve that ambiguity by offering me properties and tag names that match.
Once the colon is present, tree-sitter-css
now thinks that pad
is likely part of a property. At this point, autocomplete-css
will suggest property completions, but it's a bit annoying to have to type the colon first, so this isn't a reasonable workaround.
Thanks in advance for your bug report!
What happened?
the list of the autocomplete popup show only 1 item
Pulsar version
1.116
Which OS does this happen on?
🪟 Windows
OS details
windows 10
Which CPU architecture are you running this on?
x86_64/AMD64
What steps are needed to reproduce this?
With a new default install When i try to add the property in the 1st of the list, its dont show the liste
sample code: p { padding-right: 0px; background-color: red; } div { display: block; padding-right: 0px; } span { display: block; padding-right: 0px; }
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