[CSS] Remove completion restrictions #3983
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Suggest properties also within `meta.selector` as this is the most likely
scope in front of nested selectors, if a property is not yet terminated by
semi-colon.
As completions are much more likely, do no longer suppress word completions.
Without this commit auto-completion no longer provides property-name completions
in front of nested selectors.
Example:
div {
color: red;
bo| <- no more completions here
h2 {
text-decoration: none;
}
}
michaelblyons
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Suggest properties also within
meta.selectoras this is the most likely scope in front of nested selectors, if a property is not yet terminated by semi-colon.As completions are much more likely, do no longer suppress word completions.
Without this commit auto-completion no longer provides property-name completions in front of nested selectors.
Example:
reported at SublimeText/Sass#107