Code completion generates <<cfsometag ... about atom-language-cfml HOT 11 CLOSED

I think it actually needs the package upgraded to use Atom's autocomplete-plus as ATM it is just inserting snippets and not auto-completing as such.

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When you use the code completion you don't want to write the original <. For example, you just want to write cfset then choose the snippet, and you'll see it changes the cfset to <cfset | = > (where | is where the cursor is)

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Typing the opening bracket is a common way to start code completion, well, at least with CFEclipse. So it will be a smoother transition for such folks. +1 for Atom supporting this.

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This package could check if the first character is < then replace it when the snippet is embedded.

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I agree with @andrew-dixon plus it's a PITA removing superfluous code that gets inserted. I am still using sublime 3 because of this. Would love to switch to Atom.

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I resolved this issue in my CFML autocomplete package, you can find it here

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Couldn't find auto-complete plus in the Atom package search, but then
looking at the github repository I saw that you don't have to install it -
included with Atom.

I just installed CFML autocomplete, tried it and still seeing

<<cfset = >

:-(

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On Fri, Nov 11, 2016 at 8:10 PM, Zachary Ovington [email protected]
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I resolved this issue in my CFML autocomplete package, you can find it
here https://atom.io/packages/autocomplete-cfml

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@dnando make sure you are selecting that auto-complete tag part of autocomplete CFML to insert and not the snippets included in this package.
The autocomplete included should look like the image below. The red elements are autocomplete added.

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@dnando sorry for the confusion, I just published a fix for this. If you have any other issues feel free to open them on the autocomplete repo. I'm closing this ticket as this functionality will not be added by this language package.

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Ah, I see what's happening.

If I type <cf and then choose from the dropdown, remaining within the
choices that have red brackets, it works.

[image: Inline image 2]

If I type <cfs, it jumps down into the green tab choices and then what is
inserted is a double bracket to start, as below:

[image: Inline image 1]

The behavior is different if one remembers to not type the initial
opening bracket. Then it works as you've shown in your screenshot.

The << issue occurs if the opening bracket is typed.

Thanks for doing this. I like it.

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On Fri, Nov 11, 2016 at 8:57 PM, Zachary Ovington [email protected]
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@dnando https://github.com/dnando make sure you are selecting that
auto-complete tag part of autocomplete CFML to insert and not the snippets
included in this package.
The autocomplete included should look like the image below. The red
elements are autocomplete added.
[image: cfset]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4008169/20228438/1ed9538c-a81f-11e6-89a1-79fd90fd9fc9.gif

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@dnando <cfs should work in the version I just pushed out.

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