Stefan Schimanski wrote:
> I am not sure I like this fix either. This way the TAB key silently changes 
> its meaning when the completion becomes visible. If one waits long enough 
> for the inline completion to appear, suddenly the TAB in tables does not 
> jump to the next cell anymore...

incidentally i find it convenient, but i agree it is somewhat inconsistent ui
behaviour. the lfun bindings will make the tab binding unique.

i wish there was some mechanism that in case one lfun is disabled, it would
try run the next lfun bound to the same key, which would let this chameleon 
alive :)

pavel

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