Autocomplete Erlang SDK module names and functions in those modules. #839
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Resolve atom to atom in index with same name, which is usually an Erlang SDK module. If the atom contains interpolation, treat that as `.*` in a regex and show all matches to result regex.
Previously, completions only worked in the middle of a file, where the `.` could parse the next work an existing call, now if that parse doesn't work and the only thing after is a new line, it will still complete.
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Resolves #829
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ebinpaths in the Internal Erlang SDK will be copied to the Elixir SDK, so that they are indexed, which makes the Internal Erlang SDK modules show up in Symbol search....beamsfrom the Internal Erlang SDK) will be used for completing atoms as soon the atom is parseable: either after the first letter:or inside the quotes when making a quoted atom..*and look for regex matches to this derived potential atom name..will now work at the end of file. Previously, completions only worked in the middle of a file, where the.could parse the next work an existing call, now if that parse doesn't work and the only thing after is a new line, it will still complete.