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Add support for yasnippet with auto-complete #48

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syl20bnr opened this issue Jan 31, 2013 · 5 comments
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Add support for yasnippet with auto-complete #48

syl20bnr opened this issue Jan 31, 2013 · 5 comments

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@syl20bnr
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Currently yasnippet is loaded with erlang-mode but EDTS seems to not make it available through auto-complete.

@tjarvstrand
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Yes, this has been on my todo-list for a while, but there has been no real demand for it, and also I believe there have been some issues with auto-complete-mode and yasnippet. I believe their keybindings collide somehow.

I will try to look into it though.

@syl20bnr
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syl20bnr commented Feb 1, 2013

Ok cool. For now I just bound a key to toggle auto-complete on and off in order to be able to use some snippets.
Thank you!

@tjarvstrand
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Finally had the chance to take a quick look at this. What do you mean with yasnippet being loaded with erlang-mode? I can't find anything about yasnippet on OTP...

@syl20bnr
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Erlang snippets are correctly available in an erlang-mode buffer but it does not activate with <tab> as in the other major modes (say python).
It does not bother me since I now explicitly use snippets with helm and I can use them from there in an erlang buffer.

For the yasnippet integration into autocomplete I don't use it anymore so maybe the OP is not as revelant now and nobody has shown any interest in this since this issue has been opened.

I'm OK to close it.

@sebastiw
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please reopen if still an issue

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