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Currently, when autocompleting a function or method the entire method signature, including types, is used. For example, in strings.Split, it currently autocompletes as strings.Split(s string, sep string) rather than strings.Split(s, sep). In a lot of my code, I have variable names that are the same as argument names (i.e. my string is named s), and it would be convenient to only have to change the ones that are different.
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Currently, when autocompleting a function or method the entire method signature, including types, is used. For example, in
strings.Split
, it currently autocompletes asstrings.Split(s string, sep string)
rather thanstrings.Split(s, sep)
. In a lot of my code, I have variable names that are the same as argument names (i.e. my string is nameds
), and it would be convenient to only have to change the ones that are different.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: