[Fixed] Auto-completion trying to work on string literal

While typing a string literal (i.e. anything between quote marks) intellisense is trying to help with code completion, but I feel that it shouldn't be doing this. Also, the options given in the list of code completion isn't filtering inside the string literal like it does outside.

For example, when I was writing the following assertion, as I typed encounteredException, I was given the option to autocomplete the variable. Good-o, that's what I expected.

System.assertNotEquals(null, encounteredException, 'An exception was expected, but was not encountered');

Then I started typing the message, and I got an autocomplete prompt with all the top level class names. As I typed, the list did not filter, even if I typed something I knew was in the list. But the fact the auto completion isn't working isn't the problem. I didn't expect the auto completion prompt to pop up in the first place.

Sorry about all the reports today as well. It's the first time I've really dug in and tried using TWS for work instead of just playing around to see what's going on here.

Correction to the above report.

If I type a quote mark, and start writing a string, the code complete tries to do its job and works normally (even though I don't expect it to).

If I type two quote marks, and start writing in between them, that's when the code completion goes on the fritz.

Hi logan.moore,

Thanks for reporting this - the Team is working on this issue and we aim to release fix in some days with our release.

Thanks,

Vladimir

Hi logan.moore,

This issue should be fixed now in 0.21.6 version.

Please let me know if it still exists for you.

Thanks,

Vladimir