Update, January 2020: It appears that as of Chrome 79, Autocomplete (as defined here) no longer treats autocomplete=”some-unrecognised-value” as equal to autocomplete=”on”, so autocomplete=”nope” or similar is now effective at disabling both Autocomplete and Autofill. Update, April 2020: They changed it again. As of Chrome 81, autocomplete=”some-unrecognised-value” is no longer effective at disabling the Autocomplete … Read more
Please go to XCode -> Preferences -> Text Editing and “Enable type-over completions” . This should do the trick
Here’s a few suggestions: (setq ac-auto-start t) starts autocomplete automatically. If you change that to (setq ac-auto-start 1) (or 2 or 3) then it will only start after that many characters have been typed. This might not solve your problem though if after you type the ;, it considers the entire preceding word as part … Read more
I ran into the same problem. Here’s the workaround I’m using: Register the completion function with -o default, e.g., complete -o default -F _my_completion. When you want to complete a filename, just set COMPREPLY=() and let Readline take over (that’s what the -o default does). There’s a potential problem with this — you might be … Read more
It is possible. You can simply write: .abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz in Auto activation triggers for Java field, under Preferences > Java > Editor > Content Assist. While writing Java code, after the dot . the window opens automatically after a configurable amount of time (default is 200 ms.) In general, what you can do is add an … Read more
I found the solution that partially works, but it may not be applicable to other software. The steps below are for Visual Studio Code: Install the NPM package containing type definitions for GAS using https://www.npmjs.com/package/@types/google-apps-script In your locally-saved script, create a ‘.js’ file and type import ‘google-apps-script’;
This is simple. Change your source to an array of objects, such as: var source = [ { value: “www.foo.com”, label: “Spencer Kline” }, { value: “www.example.com”, label: “James Bond” }, … ]; The just use the select method to redirect to the ‘value’, e.g.: $(document).ready(function() { $(“input#autocomplete”).autocomplete({ source: source, select: function( event, ui ) … Read more
This seems to achieve simple bash completions for me on El Capitan: # .bashrc function _makefile_targets { local curr_arg; local targets; # Find makefile targets available in the current directory targets=”” if [[ -e “$(pwd)/Makefile” ]]; then targets=$( \ grep -oE ‘^[a-zA-Z0-9_-]+:’ Makefile \ | sed ‘s/://’ \ | tr ‘\n’ ‘ ‘ \ ) … Read more
Just add: autocomplete=”off” as attributes to the INPUT elements, f.ex: <input autocomplete=”off” id=”register_username” type=”text” name=”username”>
Since this question is highly ranked on Google, I will add a solution to fix general auto complete issue, not for ‘hollow J’ ones. Try Window (Windows/Linux) or Eclipse (OS X) -> Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Content Assist -> Restore Defaults also Content Assist -> Advanced -> Restore Defaults