Open ebresafegaga opened 1 year ago
Yeah thinking about this now, I'm not sure this is really useful. But I think some languages (e.g F#, C#) provide completion for keywords.
I remembered something. Ocaml doesn't complete keywords, traditionally (I don't use Ocaml a lot of late), and it's annoying for one specific reason: whenever I type in
in Emacs (like in let … in
), it autocompletes to something from the standard library that starts in in
(like in_channel
, though I think it's another function). This is such a weird quirk. But there are certainly cheaper solutions than auto-completion of all keywords :slightly_smiling_face: .
I don't think rust-analyzer e.g. provides completion for keywords.
It does!
Is this really useful? I think keywords are usually small. I don't think rust-analyzer e.g. provides completion for keywords. Are there well-established language providing completion for keywords?