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Feature: Show emmet abbreviations as entry in code completion window #46

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Chris2011 opened this issue Sep 18, 2022 · 0 comments
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Chris2011 commented Sep 18, 2022

When I type ul>li*3 I would like to also use enter, not only tab. VS Code will add this entry to the code completion automatically this is why I see the same line again and can hit enter inside code completion to trigger the abbreviation. For now I just use tab but I don't want to decice to choose tab OR enter I want to use both, doesn't matter what I was hitting first.

Also the possibilty to add this abbreviation to the code completion can show me the result right before I hit enter/tab to see, what comes out. This is also what VS Code does and what WebStorm shows you. But this is another topic, it was just to tell you what possibilites this brings at the end. (e. g. #header -> result: \<div id="header">|\</div> this could help beginners)

This should be possible for HTML and CSS because there are also some suggestions from HTML and CSS that we don't know that they exists. And adding them to the code completion while typing will be much more convinient. See this Emmet HTML/CSS cheat sheet: https://docs.emmet.io/cheat-sheet/

Of course I can add all of them to the code templates for HTML and CSS but emmet already knows those stuff so emmet should do this and not the NetBeans code templates.

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