Complete type identifiers following '::' in REPL #3239
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- Complete all names that have been imported (transitively or directly) - Do not complete names that haven't been imported - Only recompute list of names after import or adding a let binding rather than after each request for name completion This commit fixes #3227
…o completion-for-type-annotations
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I might've merged things in the wrong order? If you fix the conflicts I'll give this a try and get it merged :) |
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No problem. I think these conflicted in any merge order. This should be OK to merge again. |
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Tested this, and it seems to work fine, thanks! |
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Prior to this PR, the only time types are auto-completed is following
:kind. With this change, the first word following::is completed from the names of types in scope.One limitation is only the very next word is completed as a type, so even after typing
[1] :: Array, whereArrayis a type constructor, the next word will be completed fromCtxIdentifier, or the names of values in scope.This PR depends on #3237 to be merged, because this PR's unit tests depending on it.