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First, thanks to the developers of this great package ide-typescript. It is great alongside atom-ide-ui package. However, I've discovered that ide-typescript is interfering in autocomplete-plus package, causing this last one to not show suggestions of common words already typed in the code. For example, if I have typed the term "student" in the code or in comments and retype the same word, the autocompletion is not showing the related suggestion when ide-typescript package is activated. So, in order to to have back the autocomplete service in a full way I have to deactivate the ide-typescript, what is really sad.
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I just discovered this issue as well.
Luckily the ide-typescript packackage works great in .js files, but when writing inline <script>s in html for example, typescript obviously doesn't work. So here i'm really missing the standard atom autocomplete
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First, thanks to the developers of this great package ide-typescript. It is great alongside atom-ide-ui package. However, I've discovered that ide-typescript is interfering in autocomplete-plus package, causing this last one to not show suggestions of common words already typed in the code. For example, if I have typed the term "student" in the code or in comments and retype the same word, the autocompletion is not showing the related suggestion when ide-typescript package is activated. So, in order to to have back the autocomplete service in a full way I have to deactivate the ide-typescript, what is really sad.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: