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Before I go and rip out and replace my development workflow, is it notably better than auto complete suggestions from CoC in neovim (with say, rust-analyzer)? I
by hgomersall 2y ago
Before I go and rip out and replace my development workflow, is it notably better than auto complete suggestions from CoC in neovim (with say, rust-analyzer)? I'm generally pretty impressed how quickly it gives me the right function call or whatever, or it's the one of the top few.
- Leherenn 2y agoIt's more than choosing the right function call, it goes further than that. If your code has patterns, it recognises and suggests them. For instance, one I find very useful is that we have this pattern of checking the result of a function call, logging the error and returning, or whatever. So now, every time you have `result = foo()`, it will auto suggest `if (!result) log_error...` with a generally very good error message. Very basic, but damn convenient. The more patterns you use, the more helpful it becomes.