Thanks a lot for the quick fix. I think the behavior is much more
consistent now as it respects the user setting. I very much appreciate
your readiness to change this setting even though you liked it the way
it was before!
Best regards
Fred
Am 23.11.2017 um 09:05 schrieb GNU bug Tracking System
Hi Tassilo,
2017-11-23 9:04 GMT+01:00 Tassilo Horn :
> Hi all,
>
> I've removed the code. The argument that many users also use the
> dabbrev company backend in combination with the native completion of the
> mode made sense. In that case, you might have thousands of completions
> with a too sho
Hi all,
I've removed the code. The argument that many users also use the
dabbrev company backend in combination with the native completion of the
mode made sense. In that case, you might have thousands of completions
with a too short prefix length.
Bye,
Tassilo
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Mosè Giordano writes:
Hi Fred and Mosè,
>> The root of the problems seems this code in auctex/tex.el in v11.91
>>
>> ;; By default, company completions kick in after a prefix of 3 chars has
>> ;; been typed. Since we don't have too many completions, that's too
>> ;; much.
>> (set (make-local-va
Hi Fred,
2017-11-22 10:11 GMT+01:00 Frederik Beaujean :
> Dear auctex developers,
>
> I'm using auctex with the company completion system. The problem is that
>
> company-minimum-prefix-length
>
> is ignored in tex files. This is annoying when typesetting math with the
> usual single-character sym
Dear auctex developers,
I'm using auctex with the company completion system. The problem is that
company-minimum-prefix-length
is ignored in tex files. This is annoying when typesetting math with the
usual single-character symbols like |i| or |n| because I have to press
C-g multiple times to tur
