Two related issues:
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When typing something like Transcript showln: #completio, symbols (here: #completion) are not suggested, but only class names.
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When typing something like 123<linebreak>#compareSafel, #compareSafely: is suggested correctly, but expanding it inserts placeholders for the arguments (___) even though the symbol was meant to be entered as a symbol indeed.
(This example may also reveal another usage problem: In this example, I am taking notes in a syntax-highlighting workspace and actually would not expect to continue the expression from the first line in the second line - but unfortunately, this is how Smalltalk works ...) Anyway, I think when the symbol is prefixed with a hash, it should actually also be completed as a symbol.
Wdyt? As far as it concerns my personal usage, this area might be one of my (probably: the) most annoying behavior when working Autocompletion which I otherwise find great :-)
Two related issues:
When typing something like
Transcript showln: #completio, symbols (here:#completion) are not suggested, but only class names.When typing something like
123<linebreak>#compareSafel,#compareSafely:is suggested correctly, but expanding it inserts placeholders for the arguments (___) even though the symbol was meant to be entered as a symbol indeed.(This example may also reveal another usage problem: In this example, I am taking notes in a syntax-highlighting workspace and actually would not expect to continue the expression from the first line in the second line - but unfortunately, this is how Smalltalk works ...) Anyway, I think when the symbol is prefixed with a hash, it should actually also be completed as a symbol.
Wdyt? As far as it concerns my personal usage, this area might be one of my (probably: the) most annoying behavior when working Autocompletion which I otherwise find great :-)