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Seznamy Atom Rails Autocomplete. Autocomplete+ provider for rails partial. Any bugs/issues related to rsense itself will need to be reported in that repo, and probably won't be fixed. Provides intelligent code completion for ruby. Let us know what about this package looks wrong to you, and we'll investigate right away. Works for the most part, however not on windows.

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The autocomplete system lets you view and insert possible completions in the editor using tab or enter. Autocomplete+ provider for rails partial. I think this package is bad news. Any bugs/issues related to rsense itself will need to be reported in that repo, and probably won't be fixed.

The autocomplete system lets you view and insert possible completions in the editor using tab or enter.

The autocomplete system lets you view and insert possible completions in the editor using tab or enter. If you're still looking to save some typing time, atom also ships with simple autocompletion functionality. Provides intelligent code completion for ruby. Any bugs/issues related to rsense itself will need to be reported in that repo, and probably won't be fixed. Works for the most part, however not on windows.

The autocomplete system lets you view and insert possible completions in the editor using tab or enter... Stuff it knew without a doubt that i would be typing.

The autocomplete system lets you view and insert possible completions in the editor using tab or enter... Stuff it knew without a doubt that i would be typing. Works for the most part, however not on windows. Autocomplete+ provider for rails partial. Provides intelligent code completion for ruby. User.pluck(:name)} %> thats probably going to return a string for javascript.

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Any bugs/issues related to rsense itself will need to be reported in that repo, and probably won't be fixed... Any bugs/issues related to rsense itself will need to be reported in that repo, and probably won't be fixed.

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