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Snippets with prefix with no alpha-nunmeric character have inconsistent behavior #64818
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/duplicate of #62906 (comment) |
Thanks for creating this issue! We figured it's covering the same as another one we already have. Thus, we closed this one as a duplicate. You can search for existing issues here. See also our issue reporting guidelines. Happy Coding! |
@jrieken While googling I had come across #62906, which only explains why Moreover it does not explain why trying to complete |
Each language defines what a word is - so it depends on that. We have this restriction because we don't want IntelliSense to constantly pop up. |
@jrieken Can you point to the documentation about how to define words in languages? |
Consider the following snippets (they are related to LaTeX but can be tested with plain text document)
The prefix
__
does automatically trigger intellisense but**
does not. For**
, I have to manually trigger suggestions. HittingTAB
directly after**
, without manually triggering suggestions just inserts some spaces.Then, trying to complete


b__
andb**
leads to different behaviorsSimilarly, The prefix
@a
triggers intellisense but@6
requires manual triggering to show the suggestion menu. However, hittingTAB
after@6
expands it even no suggestion shows up. This is not coherent with the behavior for**
.Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes
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