Rider editor isn't behaving as I would expect/want, can't seem to fix it.
When trying some fairly simple coding lines, the autocompletion (which I have tried to turn completely off) is causing some really annoying and unusable issues.
For instance, when I type:
if this:
it comes out as:
ifthis:
unless after typing if I hit <space> twice.
If I type:
for x in y:
it comes out as
for in x in y:
Now, I realize that this is Rider trying to be helpful (and if I just type “for y <ret> x<ret>” that it'll do what I want) but I absolutely do not like this, at least for some (or most) commands. I have wayyy to much muscle memory to try and overwrite that (not to mention, pycharm which I also use, does NOT do this).
I have no plugins enabled.
I tried turning off all auto-complete (Code-Completion and Inline Completion) configurations that I could find. Nothing seemed to do it.
Please help!
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Slight edit:
I have no plugins installed except what was installed by default – and the above is using godot/gdscript. I have not tried this using other languages.
I REALLY REALLY wish Rider would use the same rules for gdscript as it does for python in pycharm since gdscript is 95% python.
Hello,
Thank you for reporting this. That sounds weird. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to reproduce such an issue.
First, I suggest trying to disable live templates to see if that helps:
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