adding "<" to auto_completions.py

[atomi]

In the on_query_completions,

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if 'tag' in scope_name(pt):
  return

@COD312 I would not have thought of that without really spending more time with the API. Brilliant thanks!

The bigger issue though is the sublime-completions files aren't loading in the autocomplete list - unfortunately.

[C0D312]

I'm not super familar with how the scoping system works but I believe theres away to say "minus scope x." So in your completion file, you can have scope = text.html, minus tags.

Edit: yep. Here's some info: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1809&p=8405&hilit=scope+except#p8405 text.html - tag

[atomi]

Well yeah, your posts are really helpful man.

I'll see if I can't get to the bottom of that and post a new thread with more information if I can't get it to do what I need.
Edit: Perfect. Thanks!

[atomi]

So okay. That solves the triggering unwanted autocompletes in tags.

But completions in sublime-completions files arent being loaded into the autocomplete list (even with just text.html as the scope).
I think it might be that ST is expecting an array/list to be returned by the plugin when there is no autocomplete so that it has something to extend or append to.

[agibsonsw]

So okay. That solves the triggering unwanted autocompletes in tags.

But completions in sublime-completions files arent being loaded into the autocomplete list (even with just text.html as the scope).
I think it might be that ST is expecting an array/list to be returned by the plugin when there is no autocomplete so that it has something to extend or append to.

Yes I think you need to return an empty list:

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if 'tag' in scope_name(pt):
  return []

Also sublime.INHIBIT_WORD_COMPLETIONS | sublime.INHIBIT_EXPLICIT_COMPLETIONS is requesting that only your completions will appear in the list.

I still think you should test a small subset of your completions before getting too deeply involved. You can suppress them from appearing within 'tag' scope, but if you edit within a tag they won't reappear. And <b>Typing this text</b> will cause your completions to pop up for every letter typed.

[atomi]

Yes I think you need to return an empty list:

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if 'tag' in scope_name(pt):
  return []

Also sublime.INHIBIT_WORD_COMPLETIONS | sublime.INHIBIT_EXPLICIT_COMPLETIONS is requesting that only your completions will appear in the list.

I still think you should test a small subset of your completions before getting too deeply involved. You can suppress them from appearing within 'tag' scope, but if you edit within a tag they won't reappear. And <b>Typing this text</b> will cause your completions to pop up for every letter typed.

So I removed INHIBIT_WORD_COMPLETIONS | INHIBIT_EXPLICIT_COMPLETIONS and sublime-completions files still are not working with this.

Sublime-completion files work well when I return an empty list, but not when that list contains completions. Even after removing the INHIBIT directives.

Would this be a bug?

[agibsonsw]

I'm not sure about this line - it might be creating a generator.

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html = ([(list(item)[-2],"<" + list(item)[1]) for item in html])

try following it with 'print html' and check it in the Console (Ctrl '). Also check the Console for error messages. Alternatively, try

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html = [(list(item)[-2],"<" + list(item)[1]) for item in html]
print html
return (html)

[atomi]

I don't think it's that line I can comment it out and sublime-completions files still don't load for html.

That line just adds a leading less than character to every second string in the completions list.
I'm not sure how efficient it is; I'll likely add to a global variable later.