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switch, if, if else etc - become null with package #35

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lewislepton opened this issue Jul 21, 2015 · 7 comments
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switch, if, if else etc - become null with package #35

lewislepton opened this issue Jul 21, 2015 · 7 comments

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@lewislepton
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the have package is great, but, it kills off things such as say, switch statments, for loops, if statements etc.

finding say openfl stuff is fine, but the actual language for other things dissapear

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ruby0x1 commented Jul 21, 2015

Can you please elaborate what you're comparing to?

The compiler doesn't complete any of these features so I assume you may be referring to features of a different IDE or perhaps some form of snippets?

(There is no “killing“ of anything happening)

@lewislepton
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it is using atom itself.
but on disabling the atom haxe package, switch statments and if/else etc can then pop up in auto complete. once i enable it, they go away

@jeremyfa
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Interesting. It may be the haxe completion provider that mutes the default autocomplete suggestions (including the ones with snippets).

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ruby0x1 commented Jul 21, 2015

They originate from language-haxe @jeremyfa (since they are snippets, and are specific to haxe).

We can look into why they are consumed though.

@lewislepton
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the package i have on are

  • atom haxe
  • linter
  • language haxe
  • lime

@lewislepton
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ah ok. strange it cuts out though

@jeremyfa
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@underscorediscovery Yes, I remember having increased the priority of our plugin completion provider to fix some issues. That said, even with the previous (lower) priority the haxe-language snippets never shown up iirc.

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