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When typing a Generic Function Call (such as GetComponent<>() in Unity), even when selecting the Generic Version of the function, VSCode does not complete the <> brackets nor the (). Instead it completed the word GetComponent. This happens on all function calls and generic method calls, I chose GetComponent<> since its frequently used in Unity.
I am more than happy to provide whatever logs you guys need.
Steps To Reproduce
Fresh Install. Look I have made 2 different live streams of this on 2 different days, and have tested this across 3 distributions of Linux, plus your OS. As I don't have access to a Mac, you'll just have to accept my word that this is absolutely how it is out of the gate.
Expected Behavior
At least does something like this:
GetComponent< >()
Where the space between the <> is where the mouse cursor lands, aka Mouse Cursor lands between the <> brackets in GetComponent<>()
Environment Information
OS: Tested with Arch Linux, Fedora Linux, KDE Neon (Ubuntu LTS basically) and Windows 10. Only OS I don't have is Mac.
Fresh install. VSCode 1.96.2, C# Dev Kit: 1.15.13
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the Issue
When typing a Generic Function Call (such as GetComponent<>() in Unity), even when selecting the Generic Version of the function, VSCode does not complete the <> brackets nor the (). Instead it completed the word GetComponent. This happens on all function calls and generic method calls, I chose GetComponent<> since its frequently used in Unity.
https://www.youtube.com/live/eUxL6wo8ExU -Video 1. Fresh Install Windows.
https://www.youtube.com/live/RLyqBIRgHPE - Video 2. https://www.youtube.com/live/RLyqBIRgHPE (Linux Side).
I am more than happy to provide whatever logs you guys need.
Steps To Reproduce
Fresh Install. Look I have made 2 different live streams of this on 2 different days, and have tested this across 3 distributions of Linux, plus your OS. As I don't have access to a Mac, you'll just have to accept my word that this is absolutely how it is out of the gate.
Expected Behavior
At least does something like this:
GetComponent< >()
Where the space between the <> is where the mouse cursor lands, aka Mouse Cursor lands between the <> brackets in GetComponent<>()
Environment Information
Fresh install. VSCode 1.96.2, C# Dev Kit: 1.15.13
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: