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Autocomplete with SEMICOLON.

agentDash 12 years ago • updated by robertcollier4 12 years ago • 2

Once you select the desired text from the autocomplete suggestions, pressing SEMICOLON should use the autocomplete text and append SEMICOLON to it. Right now you have to press ENTER and then SEMICOLON.

Sven Axelsson 12 years ago

How about comma? Parentheses? Square or curly brackets? There are many possibilities.

robertcollier4 12 years ago

Seems like this is something you should do with a plugin. Not tested but this might get you started:


{ "keys": [";"], "command": "commit_completion_custom", "context":

    [ { "key": "auto_complete_visible" } ]

},


import sublime, sublime_plugin

    class CommitCompletionCustomCommand(sublime_plugin.TextCommand):

        def run(self, edit):

            self.view.run_command("commit_completion")

            self.view.run_command("insert_snippet", { "contents": ";" } )

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