IDE: Intellisense: Insert full method call
When you type "object.fu", Intellisense inserts just "function", while full syntax is "object.function();". Why these parens and semicolon are skipped? I know **sometimes** I should insert arguments, but even in this case for me IDE could help jumping between parens (to continue typing) than skipping all punctuations at all. Of course I don't ask it as an absolute behavior - let me **choice option** in IDE settings.
Posted by WrongBit on Jul 6, 2016, 4:10 PM
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IDE: Intellisense: Insert full method call
When you type "object.fu", Intellisense inserts just "function", while full syntax is "object.function();". Why these parens and semicolon are skipped? I know **sometimes** I should insert arguments, but even in this case for me IDE could help jumping between parens (to continue typing) than skipping all punctuations at all. Of course I don't ask it as an absolute behavior - let me **choice option** in IDE settings.
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