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Using Brackets 1.5 on Windows 7, up-to-date plugins.
Say I have a line like: if (_.isUndefined(state))
When I type state, I get Tern suggestion list coming, refining as I type (more or less, I generally get a long list of unrelated words!).
If I select a suggestion, the list disappears, fine.
If I stubbornly finish to type the word (sometime it is faster than making a choice...), the list is still here. If I hit Home or End, it is closed, idem for Escape.
But if I move the caret with Left or Right arrow, the list follows the caret! The focus is still on the list, so I can't even use Up / Down arrow, unless I manually close the list.
If that's under control of your plugin, I would appreciate that when the caret goes out of the current identifier, the list closes itself. I prefer to invoke it explicitly when needed, rather than needing to close it explicitly...
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@PhiLhoSoft Moving to the left should close the window as soon as it encounters a dot. Is that not happening for you? Closing it when leaving the item you are currently hinting on makes sense. I can add some logic to trigger that... It is a little of behavior tweaking.
@PhiLhoSoft I just merged to master changes to match more closely the behavior you describe. Could you please install the master branch and give some feedback?
Using Brackets 1.5 on Windows 7, up-to-date plugins.
Say I have a line like:
if (_.isUndefined(state))
When I type
state
, I get Tern suggestion list coming, refining as I type (more or less, I generally get a long list of unrelated words!).If I select a suggestion, the list disappears, fine.
If I stubbornly finish to type the word (sometime it is faster than making a choice...), the list is still here. If I hit Home or End, it is closed, idem for Escape.
But if I move the caret with Left or Right arrow, the list follows the caret! The focus is still on the list, so I can't even use Up / Down arrow, unless I manually close the list.
If that's under control of your plugin, I would appreciate that when the caret goes out of the current identifier, the list closes itself. I prefer to invoke it explicitly when needed, rather than needing to close it explicitly...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: