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Place the cursor after the y in the following CSS snippet:
a {
font-family
}
Make sure you aren't in a hinting session, and then type :. Ideally EWF would provide its font hints, but instead the CSS hinter provides its limited set of font hints. Note that if you are already in a hinting session when typing y: then the EWF hinter correctly provides the hints.
I've confirmed that this is indeed an EWF bug and not a problem with the CodeHintManager or the CSS hinter. The CHM is correctly calling the EWF hasHints method, which is returning false.
One possible fix is just to add : to the characters matched by the regular expression fontnameStartRegExp.
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@bchintx Found this one.
Place the cursor after the
y
in the following CSS snippet:Make sure you aren't in a hinting session, and then type
:
. Ideally EWF would provide its font hints, but instead the CSS hinter provides its limited set of font hints. Note that if you are already in a hinting session when typingy:
then the EWF hinter correctly provides the hints.I've confirmed that this is indeed an EWF bug and not a problem with the CodeHintManager or the CSS hinter. The CHM is correctly calling the EWF
hasHints
method, which is returning false.One possible fix is just to add
:
to the characters matched by the regular expressionfontnameStartRegExp
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: