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As a recent migrator from WPF to Avalonia, (Avalonia 11.0.4, Visual Studio 2022), one (minor) stickler is that Intellisense in Xaml editor does not automatically select the first option in the popup menu, as it does in WPF.
Especially when there's just one option that always tends to be selected, it can be a slight workflow interrupter since muscle memory simply hits tab without navigating to that first option (as was done in WPF), and of course the Avalonia editor inserts a tab instead of the intellisense text.
(A common example is typing "DockPanel", where the single option one would always select is "Dock").
Like I said, a minor issue, and if there's a specific reason why Avalonia chooses not to automatically select the first option I'll just relearn it that way, but if not, it might be preferred to match the WPF editing behavior.
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As a recent migrator from WPF to Avalonia, (Avalonia 11.0.4, Visual Studio 2022), one (minor) stickler is that Intellisense in Xaml editor does not automatically select the first option in the popup menu, as it does in WPF.
Especially when there's just one option that always tends to be selected, it can be a slight workflow interrupter since muscle memory simply hits tab without navigating to that first option (as was done in WPF), and of course the Avalonia editor inserts a tab instead of the intellisense text.
(A common example is typing "DockPanel", where the single option one would always select is "Dock").
Like I said, a minor issue, and if there's a specific reason why Avalonia chooses not to automatically select the first option I'll just relearn it that way, but if not, it might be preferred to match the WPF editing behavior.
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