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When I type "export class Test {" and hitting enter, the editor sets the cursor into the correct position but without adding an automatic closing bracket as for JS or other languages.
Use case/motivation
For the first thing I would suggest to do the same as for JS and later on, we can add an option to hit { and it automatically adds a closing bracket as for ( in js. So this should work for normal, array diamond (in the right context) and block brackets.
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This is the behavior of the LSP module. Needs to be checked if it is even possible to configure the typescript LSP, so that it conforms to NB default behavior.
Yes I thought so too. I think it is not possible to get everything 100% from the LSP so we need to interop with it and extends the stuff. But I dunno yet. I thought I will just add this w/o touching LSP.
Description
When I type "export class Test {" and hitting enter, the editor sets the cursor into the correct position but without adding an automatic closing bracket as for JS or other languages.
Use case/motivation
For the first thing I would suggest to do the same as for JS and later on, we can add an option to hit { and it automatically adds a closing bracket as for ( in js. So this should work for normal, array diamond (in the right context) and block brackets.
Related issues
No response
Are you willing to submit a pull request?
Yes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: