When I write overflow, How can I get this "panel" or "list" or something like this image that offers me words to combine with overflow.
I found solution ctrl+space but that doesn't give me just that(auto,hidden..),that gives me list of all selectors that exist.
I am using windows.
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If I type one letter of the trigger/prefix, the snippet suggestion works to show the built-in snippets from extensions. But, once I type the next letter in the trigger/prefix...the built-in snippet from the extension is gone. Meaning, it is no longer found anywhere in the dropdown list (you won't find it by scrolling). .
Here is a snapshot confirming that the trigger/prefix is removed from the list
I found that with some built-in snippets from extensions, if I type out the entire word, it will reappear. For example, if I want: 'trycatch', it will be populated in the list when I type 't', disappear when I have typed 'tr', but then reappear when the entire trigger/prefix is typed.
How can i get a built-in snippet from an extension to show in snippet search when 2 or more letters of the trigger/prefix are typed? I am using version 1.75.0
I tried looking at the docs of VSCode, but it's too simple to help. I tried looking at my settings (keyword: snippets) and play around with any possibilities, but nothing seemed to fix it. Any google search comes up empty as well.
I'm new to visual studio code. I want to type something in to the search box and find exactly that.
If I enter: MyFunction("
I want it to find all of the uses of the function MyFunction. But VSCode complains about the parenthesis not being closed with error "Invalid regular expression ... Unterminated group"
If I search for just my MyFunction, I get hundreds of extra hits in comments, and other places where the keyword is used.
I've tried googling how the search box is used but have not been able to resolve this.
What is the correct way to use the search box for expressions like the one above?
You are searching using Regex rather than string Match.
You can use Match Whole Word instead of regular expression. (The middle Icon should be selected)
Is there a way to create a "blacklist" of words or phrases that get ignored by vscode intellisense?
Right now I get an autocomplete suggestion every time I type error, which results in a small code block that I do not want, as I only want the word error itself.
I'm not looking to disable intellisense entirely, only on this one instance of a particular phrase, and was wondering if it's possible to do that.
I can't seem to find if there's a way to do it.
I use VScode for writing markdown text. I love the intellisense/autocomplete which builds my word lists and helps me write faster. The one thing I wish I could change is for the autocomplete word lists to show up AFTER I've typed a certain number of characters.
For e.g., let's say I really want the word "guarding"
I'd like the popup only after I've typed guar rather than at g, and then u, etc. This way, I'm utilizing it only for longer words. The popup for every letter from the beginning is kind of annoying.
Is there a way to do it? (I seem to be able to control the delay when to popup,
I want to recreate the find function in CodeMirror for highlight each occurrence like showed in this demo.
I have created an example using marks, but highlight only the first occurrence.
http://jsfiddle.net/oxmgm4sd/
Changing your if (cursor.findNext()) to while (cursor.findNext()) might already get you somewhere. It is more efficient (though also a little more complicated) to use an overlay instead, which is what the built-in search functionality does.