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Consider adding a completion for unicode symbols in aliases #356
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This is actually kind of the point. We allow a restricted range of Unicode symbols because otherwise there will be a large number of incomprehensible and almost identical ones. We may enlarge the allowed set, but we need to choose new symbols carefully. I think we already discussed this somewhere and I even gave a list of possible candidates. Anyway, here it is again:
We don't have any completion for Unicode symbols in declarations basically for the same reason. It should be easy to use them (and it is), but not that easy to declare them, so that they won't be overused. |
Yeah, we have talked about adding more symbols here: Speaking of completion. Do I get it correctly that you would avoid adding it completely? |
That was the initial intent. I'm not strongly against it, but I think we can keep it at that for the time being. |
Ok, got your point) |
Suppose I am writing the following declaration:
I want to add
∙
alias forapp
. The IDE doesn't help me with this.I think this can be addressed by adding a completion. For this particular case, the completion item would be called
bullet
orbullet_point
(this is the name of the∙
symbol in the Unicode table). When you select it, it inserts∙
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