Maximizing Your Efficiency in Sublime Text - Tab to Autocomplete
One of the great things about Sublime Text is that it’s intelligent enough to look at the file you’ve opened and provide context sensitive.
If you’ve worked with Sublime Text for any length of time I’m sure you’ve been working in a file started typing if
and saw a box pop up with a bunch of options:
If you hit tab
it will automatically fill in the remaining text:
I love this feature because if you have it autocomplete some of the string function (which we all know have a weird consistency issue with haystack/needle order) it will show you which one goes it what order:
The odd thing I’ve found is that you don’t always get the popup letting you know it’s available. For example, when I work on a template file (that’s a phtml file) and I type if
outside of a php block I don’t get the popup:
But if I hit tab
it fills in the if
block like I expect it to:
Scott Keck-Warren
Scott is the Director of Technology at WeCare Connect where he strives to provide solutions for his customers needs. He's the father of two and can be found most weekends working on projects around the house with his loving partner.
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- Intro
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