Closed DrOptix closed 3 years ago
I think the default key binding for auto-completion on Linux is "alt+/".
Also, keep in mind that Sublime's auto-completion is not by default language-aware. The assert completions that you see are called snippets, and there are only a small number defined in this package. If you want more language aware completion, you'll need something like LSP with rust-analyzer.
I have LSP and rust-analyzer installed/
Thank you a million, why the flowers did they put Alt + /
as a key binding I'll never understand. I thought that Ctrl + Space
was so standard that no one would think of other finger gymnastics to replace it. Not intuitive at all.
I will close this issue and I will modify the key binding.
Context
I'm trying to switch from VSCode to Sublime, but I have some issues with the completion/intellisense popup. For me this aspect kind of keeps me to VSCode camp.
Sublime Text Version
3.2.2 Build 3211
Rust Enhanced Version
2.23.0
Operating system
Fedora 33 64bit
Expected behavior
Completion popup to be displayed when I press
Ctrl
+Space
Actual behavior
The popup is displayed only when I start typing.
Steps to reproduce
References
I don't know