From Anders Lassen (@Duckers) on January 16, 2018 11:47
Apologies if this is the wrong repo for Intellisense suggestions, if so, please redirect me.
- VSCode Version: 1.19.1
- OS Version: MacOS 10.13
A very common scenario when writing TypeScript (coming from C#) is that I forget to prepend this. when I want to reference a member of the current class. My muscle memory also relies a lot on the intellisense to complete the names of members. This very often results in the code completer completing an identifier with a very unlikely option from the global namespace, instead of simply prepending this. to refer to a local member.
Example:
import { Post } from 'Server/Boost/Post'
export default class PostComponent {
Options = {} as Post.Post
get hasImage() {
return Opt<caret here, pressing enter>
}
}This ends up completing as HTMLOptionElement or something similar, when this.Options would have been a much more probable intention.
Copied from original issue: microsoft/vscode#41668
From Anders Lassen (@Duckers) on January 16, 2018 11:47
A very common scenario when writing TypeScript (coming from C#) is that I forget to prepend
this.when I want to reference a member of the current class. My muscle memory also relies a lot on the intellisense to complete the names of members. This very often results in the code completer completing an identifier with a very unlikely option from the global namespace, instead of simply prependingthis.to refer to a local member.Example:
This ends up completing as
HTMLOptionElementor something similar, whenthis.Optionswould have been a much more probable intention.Copied from original issue: microsoft/vscode#41668