why not code hinting while use Then

[zixun]

why not code hinting while use Then

[devxoul]

I think Xcode is silly.

[devxoul]

I created an issue on Swift JIRA: https://bugs.swift.org/browse/SR-2750 (please vote on JIRA issue!)

[PabloLerma]

You can create your own code snippet like this:

[devxoul]

I've found an interesting thing. It works without a type annotation and it doesn't work with a type annotation(: UILabel).

With type annotation

Without type annotation

[bobleesj]

Collaboration Needed

If you want to use auto-completion, please visit Swift Bug and upvote. Good for both of us.

[devxoul]

@Natai yeah, thanks to @txaiwieser (#38) we found that code hinting is now not working in class scope.

[devxoul]

Oh my god, there was a mistypo: now working -> not working
Sorry for confusing 😅

[KimDarren]

Since Xcode 9 and Swift 4, the auto-completion is working well for me.

[acecilia]

@devxoul just did. Seems to be working:

[KimDarren]

👍 to this issue..
Is there any great solution instead of memorizing the code?

[kos9kus]

"I think Xcode is silly." sounds like a pun =)
Anyway, it's real downside while using this terrific lib.
Could it have some workarounds or tricks ?

[jedmund]

If people are having the same issue as me, I think the concern is more with writing properties inside of the Then block, not necessarily the syntax of the Then block.

In that case, no, I don't think there's anything that can be done, but I'd love to be proven wrong!

[Natai]

@devxoul I created a label with Then, I found that Xcode will hint if the label is a local variable，but Xcode will not if the label is a property. What happend...

[jackhub]

still not working if the label is a property

[acecilia]

Still not autocompleting with the new xCode :(

[LeeBigRay]

I tried all of what you say ,but it did not been solved

[bobleesj]

Life is tough.

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[acecilia]

As @KimDarren said, with xCode 9.1 (9B55) and Swift 4, autocompletion is working at class level for me. Yay!! @devxoul your issue (https://bugs.swift.org/browse/SR-2750) is still open though.

[devxoul]

@KimDarren @acecilia, have you tested using Then?

[acecilia]

Not yet

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El 5 dic 2017, a las 18:51, Jeon Suyeol ***@***.***> escribió: @KimDarren @acecilia, have you tested using then? — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[KimDarren]

Not yet too

[acecilia]

Further discussion here: https://bugs.swift.org/browse/SR-2750

[devxoul]

This is fixed in Xcode 11.