rt320 commented on issue #366:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/daffodil-vscode/issues/366#issuecomment-1439804251
The following items mentioned above have been fixed in PR #458 :
> I found that the intellisense seems keyed to writing new schemas
from the start. E.g., if you type this:
<xs:element name="foo"
And then ctrl-space will give you DFDL property choices. But if you type:
<xs:element name="foo" />
Then position the cursor just before the "/>" and ctrl-space, the offerings
are for top-level annotations, not properties.`
- Intellisense suggestions should now work when the cursor is between any
opening '<' and closing '>' brackets.
- Intellisense should also be sensitive to the dfdl/xsd item with the
brackets and suggest appropriate completion items.
> After some time intellisense stopped working. I could easily get it into a
mode where any Ctrl-Space to see completions just puts up a box saying
"Loading..." which never goes away unless you select some other window or
hit escape. Other modes it got stuck in were where I selected an option
from the intellisense choices offered, but nothing was inserted, just a
blank line added. I had to restart VSCode in these cases.
- This seems to be caused be a process stuck in a loop. The new logic to
determine context fixes this issue.
> My preferred style for writing DFDL schemas now is using no "xs:"
prefixes on elements at all
- Hard coded prefixes, other than required 'dfdl' prefixes have been
removed. Prefixes are added no only if the 'schema' element includes a prefix.
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