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Hey, sorry for the delay. Hmm, maybe a problem with the way I share data across threads. Sometimes the linux version is more stable. I'll try to load the above...

Is this the right file? It looks like a 39-second capture of a heaps project (see `h3d.*`): Wait a second, maybe that's an old capture of mine sitting around...

Ok, irritating that it doesn't load hxt files from the commandline... yeah, so your capture doesn't crash when I open it in Linux hxScout 0.5.1, but it's only 2.6 seconds...

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll consider using an interface as it evolves.

Notes on slack: ![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2192439/10368102/f3393f9a-6d90-11e5-97f1-07d9f3155cc5.png) ![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2192439/10368112/0cb79732-6d91-11e5-9078-40199080893c.png)

I just downloaded VSCode 1.11 for Linux 64-bit, and tested the `test cli` app, with hxcpp 3.4.69, haxe 3.4, and vscode-hxcpp-debugger (latest from git, aka 9d10f07), and it was working....

If I'm understanding correctly, I can't seem to reproduce the problem. Here I setup a function like yours, type the member name, press enter, and the indentation doesn't get messed...

No, I didn't try `trimTrailingWhitespace` -- I'll test with that.

@simn: Ah, yes, the file is saved prior to the completion call (related: https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/haxe/issues/4651) -- I was just about to ask if there was any movement on that or the...

The vscode API indeed only has `get` and `has`: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/extensionAPI/vscode-api#WorkspaceConfiguration Of course, ideally we wouldn't have to save files as part of the completion flow. ;)