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Implement SlickEdit's "complete-more" command
SlickEdit has a feature which allows one to "continue" auto-completing a matched iine. For example:
foo->bar()->baz()
fo<tab>
This will complete "foo", but I can hit "complete more" to complete the entire line one word at a time: foo->bar()->baz(). SlickEdit will show me a preview of the matching line, and I can use other keys to cycle between all matching lines to pick the one I want. A great alternative to cutting and pasting, and one that doesn’t require any navigation.
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John Hurst il y a 12 ans
Please consider this feature. It's simple, but deceptively powerful, and can be used in a wide variety of tasks.
I've been relying on it since I first discovered SlickEdit in 1996, and would really love to see this in Sublime Text 2.John Hurst
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John Hurst il y a 12 ans
Oh, another thing about this feature, as implemented in SlickEdit. In the older versions of SlickEdit, completion features were "on demand", i.e. triggered by the programmer pressing a key. Thus the programmer usually knows what he's trying to do, presses the correct key, and gets what he wants.
Later versions of SlickEdit (last 10 years or so) moved to a more "automatic" mode. The editor tries to second-guess the programmer, and usually gets it wrong. Thus with current-day SlickEdit I often end up with text in my buffer that is different from what I typed -- very annoying.
I prefer an editor that lets me decide what to complete rather than trying to outguess me. And I find it very frustrating if I type something and the editor enters something else.
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