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@ehuss ehuss commented May 18, 2019

Often when using a snippet, when you tab into the main "body" of the snippet, it
is still in snippet mode. This means that hitting tab will exit the body. This
is almost never what I want, since it disables tab completion.

Often when using a snippet, when you tab into the main "body" of the snippet, it
is still in snippet mode. This means that hitting tab will exit the body. This
is almost never what I want, since it disables tab completion.
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ehuss commented May 18, 2019

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381: Explicitly set the "exit" point on some snippets. r=ehuss a=ehuss

Often when using a snippet, when you tab into the main "body" of the snippet, it
is still in snippet mode. This means that hitting tab will exit the body. This
is almost never what I want, since it disables tab completion.

Co-authored-by: Eric Huss <[email protected]>
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