Code intelligence/auto-complete not working for Javascript, Python, etc.
Hello! I have researched this topic and it seems to be a common issue, but none of the answers I've found are relevant to mine. I have "Code Intelligence" turned on in the editor, but for some reason, I'm only getting Emmet auto-completion for HTML, and full auto-completion for CSS (maybe a little too much), nothing else.
I seem to be getting auto-completion for simple things that I have already typed. So, if I'm programming in Javascript and I type, ".getElementById()" I won't get any auto-completion the first time, but once it's in the local dictionary that starts working.
However, my own text is the ONLY auto-completion I'm getting, everything else I should be getting is only inside of HTML and CSS. Does anyone know why this may be?
Also, if possible, how would I remove specific auto-completions? The "additive-symbols;" auto-completion in CSS is driving me crazy!
UPDATE:
I'm not sure why, but JavaScript auto-completions now work! I made a new repl and.. they just, work! Even getElementById()! Thanks for everyone's responses/help! :)
hi, it seems to work for me...
You say you have "Code Intelligence" turned on, and I tried getElemendById() in a JS repl, yea it doesn't give autocomplete.
So idk if there's much to do, and if you don't like the auto-completion in CSS turn it off I guess..?
idk if it's a bug (here) so maybe you can suggest it in the feedback board ;)
JS doesn't have autocomplete for some strange reason, and the emmet css is super bad too :(
Too bad you can't remove specific autocomplete :(
Report to bugs
Advocacy is key!
Why wouldn't JS have support for autocomplete?? It is such a popular language.
@Coder100 Do you have any idea of what ide replit uses? Or is it just their own?
What happened was they deleted their declaration files (or something), so it got removed. Honestly, the team doesn't know why either
Also, they should add a config file or something to settings in order to remove certain auto-completions (I believe VSCode and others do this but I don't know for sure).