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This just started happening to me yesterday. When I'm writing a do block, it typically works like this: I write my code, then the word do, then enter. Language Ruby usually executes the do snippet which inserts the end keyword automatically and positions my cursor in the block.
Yesterday, the dop snippet started taking precedent, so that when I enter do and press enter, a variable section is created for the do block, and my cursor is in this area. I was wondering if there is any way to configure the order of which snippet takes precedent. I know I could hit the down arrow after typing do to choose the do snippet as you can see below, just wondering if there is a global config I could set or something.
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Prefers dop snippet (with variable in block) over do snippet
Prefers "dop" snippet (with variable in block) over "do" snippet
Jan 22, 2016
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This just started happening to me yesterday. When I'm writing a
do
block, it typically works like this: I write my code, then the worddo
, thenenter
. Language Ruby usually executes thedo
snippet which inserts theend
keyword automatically and positions my cursor in the block.Yesterday, the
dop
snippet started taking precedent, so that when I enterdo
and press enter, a variable section is created for thedo
block, and my cursor is in this area. I was wondering if there is any way to configure the order of which snippet takes precedent. I know I could hit the down arrow after typingdo
to choose thedo
snippet as you can see below, just wondering if there is a global config I could set or something.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: