I will try again when I get another day off.. I was pretty thorough. The main problem I think is that it tries to be smart with how to apply the auto complete. It would make more sense to have it based on file extension, and perhaps within that setting a checkbox to apply those settings to inline tags (e.g. settings for *.js and in there a setting to also apply that config within <script> tags included in another file extension).
PS: Sorry if this request-inside-of-a-support-email is falling on the wrong sets of eyes, I'm new to this forum board / email sandwich we have going on here. I just want that sweet sweet ctrl+alt+space sans auto-complete. Feb 12, 2023 6:25:01 PM Sean Carrick <s...@pekinsoft.com>: > ag, > > You need to take a look through the tabs in Tools...Options...Editor. I am > fairly sure that everything you are wanting to change can be in those tabs... > > -SC > > On 2/11/23 7:28 PM, Eduard Cation wrote: >> CSS. No option to mod the way the editor interacts with it. With php I was >> able to disable almost everything, and if I need help on documentation I hit >> it with the ctrl+alt+space. Very nice, beautiful. CSS on the other hand >> insists it have my brackets auto close, and does not respect my indentation. >> Come to think of it, php/html doesn't respect my indentation either. No auto >> indents please! >> >> How can I disable ALL input automation? I don't want any chars added nor >> removed from the document, other than those I manually typed. Or am I just >> using the wrong program? I'm coming from notepad++. >> >> I love the workspace on the left with the files laid out, that netbeans >> auto-uploads so no more filezilla, it's got a lil linter running in the >> back, and that manual ctrl+alt+space is perfection. The program trying to >> modify my input, though, is infuriating. I have looked everywhere, please, >> how can I disarm this thing? >> All I want is basically notepad++ with the sftp connection and the >> documentation pop-up. >> >> Thank you much, >> >> -ag
