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I've created a silly html page and added Rxjs and Rx-Dom JavaScript files. I've added an app.js file to write my code. I'm running a simple web server to serve the files. I've added my local folder as a Workspace folder in Chrome. Now whenever I write some code in the Chrome console I'm getting the autocomplete, but whenever I'm switching to source and try to write something in the source file, I'm not getting any autocomplete. As to what I'm saying related to the picture, writing anything in the app.js file I'm not not getting autocomplete. Is there something I'm missing.
OS - Windows 10 (Build 10586.71)
Chrome - Version 48.0.2564.82
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The number of device pixels that make up a CSS pixel in one direction is its Device Pixel Ratio (DPR). You can interpret this as the width (or height) of the grid of device pixels that fit inside one CSS pixel.
To save your changes, press CTRL + S when editing the file.
Press Command+Option+J (Mac) or Control+Shift+J (Windows, Linux, ChromeOS) to open the Console panel of DevTools. Click the Sources tab. Click the Filesystem tab. Click Add Folder To Workspace.
Although both Console and Sources panels have autocomplete functionality, they work quite differently.
The autocomlpete in Sources panel is pretty dumb. It will show you only words you've already typed in the edited file. Actually, the autocomplete system in Sources Panel doesn't even know that you're editing JavaScript.
The autocomplete in Console is way more clever - it suggests autocompletion values based on the runtime inspection.
This way, you see "document" and "window" in the console autocomplete, and you usually don't have them in the "Sources" autocomplete.
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