p5.js version
2.3.2
What is your operating system?
Mac OS
Web browser and version
Google Chrome (151.0.7922.174 (Official Build) (arm64))
Actual Behavior
Main Bug:
Whenever you attempt to autocomplete a keyword through the autocompletion menu, specifically by pressing tab to accept the completion, instead of filling it in automatically, it brings the user down to the line below the line you're auto completing on, an example is shown below.
Example:
line 40
line 41 <- current line attempting to autofill on
line 42
line 43
...
pressing tab would do this:
line 41 <- line out of focus now
line 42 <- line now focused (and at the top)
line 43
line 44
...
Expected Behavior
Whats Expected:
When pressing tab to accept a suggestion, it should fill that part of the line with the text shown in the autocomplete popup, but it doesn't seem to do this at the current moment.
Steps to reproduce
Steps:
- Open up any sketch in the editor
- Write (or already have written) a simple function
- On a new line, attempt to call that function and type about half of it, then press tab to autocomplete it, and it will produce the bug.
It's also worth mention that in the same circumstance, attempting to click an autofill suggestion will just not do anything, and will just cancel out the click, but I don't know if this is related.
p5.js version
2.3.2
What is your operating system?
Mac OS
Web browser and version
Google Chrome (151.0.7922.174 (Official Build) (arm64))
Actual Behavior
Main Bug:
Whenever you attempt to autocomplete a keyword through the autocompletion menu, specifically by pressing tab to accept the completion, instead of filling it in automatically, it brings the user down to the line below the line you're auto completing on, an example is shown below.
Example:
line 40
line 41 <- current line attempting to autofill on
line 42
line 43
...
pressing tab would do this:
line 41 <- line out of focus now
line 42 <- line now focused (and at the top)
line 43
line 44
...
Expected Behavior
Whats Expected:
When pressing tab to accept a suggestion, it should fill that part of the line with the text shown in the autocomplete popup, but it doesn't seem to do this at the current moment.
Steps to reproduce
Steps:
It's also worth mention that in the same circumstance, attempting to click an autofill suggestion will just not do anything, and will just cancel out the click, but I don't know if this is related.