Not sure how easy would be to implement this, but I think that would be a good feature.
ArnisL
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I'm not quite sure what you mean by navigating intellisense. Could you explain a bit more?
jaredpar
on 17 Jun 2011
Most likely he means navigating through the autocomplete dropdowns. When you type this. and the autocomplete comes up, he wants to use ctrl-n and ctrl-p to go down and up through the list instead of reaching over to hit the arrow keys.
MarkLIC
on 17 Jun 2011
If that is indeed the case issue #246 is covering that.
jaredpar
on 17 Jun 2011
MarkLIC is correct. That's what I meant.
ArnisL
on 10 Jul 2011
246 is not exactly the same as in vim.
In vim, once you have triggered one type of completion (lexical, line, dictionary, file...), then CTRL-N and CTRL-P navigate in that completion.
In VsVim CTRL-N and CTRL-P always trigger the lexical completion. Even when there is already an "intellisense" completion open (the one triggered with this.). It should navigate in the "intellisense" instead of opening the lexical completion.
leadrien
on 8 Apr 2013
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246 is not exactly the same as in vim.
In vim, once you have triggered one type of completion (lexical, line, dictionary, file...), then CTRL-N and CTRL-P navigate in that completion.
In VsVim CTRL-N and CTRL-P always trigger the lexical completion. Even when there is already an "intellisense" completion open (the one triggered with
this.). It should navigate in the "intellisense" instead of opening the lexical completion.