Open squili opened 2 months ago
I don't know if there's a setting to disable auto-complete but bind Tab InsertTab
is a nice workaround.
I thing bind Tab InsertTab
is the way to disable autocomplete.
The Tab key by default is bound to Autocomplete|IndentSelection|InsertTab
, which means: try to autocomplete; if that failed (i.e. no completion found, or there is nothing to complete), try to indent the selection; if that failed (i.e. if there is no selection), just insert the tab.
So if you want the Tab key to just insert the tab, just bind it to InsertTab
instead.
One downside of using keybindings instead of having a setting is that you can't have them apply only to certain filetypes.
We could add a setting so you could do something like this in settings.json
:
{
"*.tsv": {
"autocomplete": false
}
}
Alternatively we could add the globbing feature from settings.json
to bindings.json
too? One potential issue here is that bindings.json
already supports pane type specific keybindings using similar syntax which might complicate the implementation.
Or we could leave it as is. It's a pretty niche feature that's really easy to implement as a plugin:
function preAutocomplete(bufpane)
-- disable autocomplete if filetype is set to "tsv"
return bufpane.Buf:FileType() ~= "tsv"
end
Description of the problem or steps to reproduce
I have a file that uses tabs as part of it's specification. Specifically, you might have a file that looks like:
@<tab>A<tab>1.2.3.4
. When entering this using micro, sometimes micro tries to autocomplete one of the parts of the line, which forces weird cursor movements to avoid the prompts. I assume there's a setting to disable this, but I cannot find it!Specifications
Commit hash: 68d88b57 OS: Arch Linux Terminal: GNOME Terminal