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VS Code autocompletion base on word in file

I just begin with VS Code and I'm really happy with it at the moment !

I'm coming from Notepad++ and I didn't found any IDE at the same "level" of it for the things I'm doing.. Until now! I really like what VS Code is doing and how all modern integrated technology is helping me.

But I miss one thing that NPP do is the autocomplete base on word in the file. So can I do the same in VS Code ?

Thanks.

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WoofWoofDude Avatar asked Jul 08 '15 04:07

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1 Answers

"editor.quickSuggestions": {
        "other": true,
        "comments": true,
        "strings": true
      },
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