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Basically, I'm thinking of something similar to the Emacs (or shell) behavior. With "nix"-style completion enabled, if the user presses TAB twice when the completion is ambiguous, show a list of all options. This could be done with a minihtml hover, or (preferably) by expanding the panel to include the file list above the file bar (ideally with sidebar-derived icons, but really it doesn't matter).
As it stands, windows-style completion is almost the only useful one (despite its annoying behavior), since it's the only way to explore a directory structure.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I'll look at the ST3 api to see what can be
done. U agree though that in the current form, windows style completion is
the useful version. Unfortunately, it's the best I could do (cleanly)
with the ST2 api.
At least with ST4, it should be possible to simply use the normal auto complete popup for this feature. If I eventually end up adding this feature, I'll see if it feals more natural
to have the popup open immediately as you start typing, like in code views,
to show the popup when a tab is pressed, like for text views (e.g. html), or
to use nix behavior where a single tab completes the first result and the second shows a full list.
The latter could turn out to be difficult to implement with ST native tools, however, and would likely end up looking similar to #185 using minihtml popups.
Basically, I'm thinking of something similar to the Emacs (or shell) behavior. With "nix"-style completion enabled, if the user presses TAB twice when the completion is ambiguous, show a list of all options. This could be done with a minihtml hover, or (preferably) by expanding the panel to include the file list above the file bar (ideally with sidebar-derived icons, but really it doesn't matter).
As it stands, windows-style completion is almost the only useful one (despite its annoying behavior), since it's the only way to explore a directory structure.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: