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Didn't sublime text have this with snippets? I vaguely recall setting some up with tab stops for the parts that need manual completion. Not AI, but it was nice
by zdragnar 2y ago
Didn't sublime text have this with snippets? I vaguely recall setting some up with tab stops for the parts that need manual completion.
Not AI, but it was nice to have back 10-ish or whatever years ago.
- Maxion 2y agoNo, that was a completely different thing.
- NitpickLawyer 2y agoI've seen something like you mention in vscode for snippets - that is fixed pieces of code with some variables, and the IDE skips to them w/ tab, so that you can fill in the values. But that's only for already made snippets, afaik. The tab autocomplete in cursor is more of a "next action autocomplete", wherein the LLM (a 70b fine-tune from what the team said) will "autocomplete" the next action that makes sense in context. Imagine changing something in a fn definition, and then the cursor jumps to the line where you used that fn. I'm sure something like this example could be hardcoded in an IDE, but this works ootb in a general way.