Add optional candidates limit arg, remove unused item from result #781
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+ Add options argument to `haskell-process-get-repl-completions` setting completion candidates limit + Remove unused item from resulting candidates list. This item is not completion itself but unused part of input string (see issue #776 for more details).
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Add optional candidates limit arg, remove unused item from result
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It seems that this change introduces a problem. Here is what I get by typing some import expressions after λ> and pressing tab:
It looks like part of the string is repeated. I would expect the following behavior: Expected 1) Pressing tab after "import Co" shouldn't change it. |
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haskell-process-get-repl-completionssettingcompletion candidates limit
completion itself but unused part of input string (see issue haskell-process-get-repl-completions result contains unnecessary item #776 for
more details).