Is there a way to get an empty line after entering a function

[lokesh-krishna]

Thanks to completion, whenever I start typing a function name, I can quickly get to function() with my cursor position between the parentheses.
However, hitting enter on it results in:

function(
|)

With the cursor at the start of the new line and right before the closing parenthesis.

Is there a way to get it to behave as such upon hitting enter from within the parentheses:

function(
  |
)

Hope I'm making sense 🙈

[jalvesaq]

What you are describing is a snippet, not a simple completion. You can distinguish snippets from normal completions because the former ends in ~.

R.nvim completions are provided by cmp-r which doesn't have snippets. You are getting snippets from the languageserver.

[lokesh-krishna]

I used function() as an example to represent functions. I'm actually talking about the cmp-r completions, such as mutate(), factor(), etc.

[jalvesaq]

The indentation after pressing <Enter> is defined by Neovim which has two distinct systems for this: Vim's indent script and tree-sitter-based indentation. Tree-sitter-based indentation is disabled by default. If you don't enable it, your code will be indented by Vim indent scripts.