First off, I don't know what this is called. So I am going to explain it.
While using Sublime Text Editor and editing HTML it would autocomplete certain parts of the text. Stuff it knew without a doubt that I would be typing.
For example:
<div> </
By the time I've typed that, it would auto-complete to
<div> </div>
Now, I'm wondering what this is called and how I can enable this when using Atom.
I know this is probably a silly question, but I have looked through the answers myself and I just don't know what this is called in actuality, so I can't seem to find anything related to it and it would probably be faster to get a quick answer here.
Thank you.
If you want more options, in the Settings panel for the autocomplete-plus package you can toggle a setting to make autocomplete-plus look for text in all your open buffers rather than just the current file. The Autocomplete functionality is implemented in the autocomplete-plus package.
Here's how: Go to the Atom Settings: Atom > Preferences… Then uncheck the “Show Suggestions On Keystroke” checkbox: That's it!
Python Autocomplete Package. Python packages, variables, methods and functions with their arguments autocompletion in Atom powered by your choice of Jedi or Kite.
In all new Atom editor go to File->Settings->install search for autocomplete-python and click on install. Voila its done, restart Atom is not required and you will see the difference with next time you edit python code.
U can type the command without braces it will automatically complete the tags... I tried it and works well...
ex: write p instead of
Hope you understand.....
cheers :)
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