You have some code completion sections to look at here. But i would mainly suggest you change to an IDE for the programming language because Notepad++ doesn’t have any of the benefits you find in a Real IDE. ( Maybe because it’s a text-editor and not an IDE ).
You can map the opening brace to your liking: :imap ( ()<left>
I believe you are looking for “word completion” Left Alt + / though you can change it in “Preferences->General->Keys” to be whatever key combo. Pressing / multiple times cycles through the different suggestions. It’s not very intelligent. For example if you have String apple; and double apps; and you type double x = a and … Read more
With Reshaper 2018.3 I found this is how to disable the behavior you’re encountering Go to Resharper -> Options -> Enviroment -> Intellisense -> Completing Characters For the option Tab Key choose Insert instead of the default Replace
Just use autocomplete=”new-password” at the confirmation input. And if you choose to generate a new password in the password input, the confirmation input gets filled with the same value instantly. Tested in chrome. Reference: chrome advice html standard discussion
You could also (two years later, mind you) try asuggest, it offers word completion inside the textarea after the caret. A simple example: var suggests = [“hello”, “world”]; $(“#text-area1”).asuggest(suggests); This will match things easily, no limits, no minimum character count. More bells and whistles: var suggests = [“head”, “hello”, “heart”, “health”]; $(“#text-area1”).asuggest(suggests, { ‘endingSymbols’: ‘, … Read more
You could try using on input to detect text-based changes (except keys like ctrl and shift) in <input>‘s. For example: $(input).on(‘input’, function() { console.log($(this).val()); });
You should try the datalist element. It’s clearly defined in W3C HTML5 Recommendation, probably the best option on the desk for now and near future. The datalist element is hooked up to an input element using the list attribute on the input element. Each option element that is a descendant of the datalist element, that … Read more
In the document for MatAutocomplete there is a property for exactly what you need: @Input() panelWidth: string | number Specify the width of the autocomplete panel. Can be any CSS sizing value, otherwise it will match the width of its host. By using this property you are not in the risk of meddling with anything … Read more