Code completion doesn't work as intended

[derekchiang]

Hello,

I'm not sure if I didn't set up the configuration correctly, but for some reason the code completion isn't showing useful results. For example when I type "io:", what appears is a huge list of functions like "appmon", "appmon:a", "appmon:dg", etc. Functions like "io:format" can't be found.

I have Erlang installed and these binaries are also available in PATH: rebar, erl, escript and dialyzer. I'm using Sublime Text 2 on Ubuntu 12.10.

Many thanks, Derek

[derekchiang]

Seems like it doesn't matter which module I use... whether it's io:, lists:, or timer:, the same huge list of functions are shown, but functions that are actually in that module do not show up.

[colindensem]

I replicate this by not having rebar in your path, so check you have rebar in your path.

This for me at least on a mac 10.8.4 environment replicates and resolves.

[toddhalfpenny]

Hi there,

I'm having same issues on Ubuntu 12-10. I cannot seem to get any of the commands to work and I'm pretty sure I have all the binaries available in my path (checked by doing which rebar, which escript etc. Is there anyway to check that the plugin is initialised OK?

I have also noted that the README needs correcting for the path to the Sublime Package directory to be ~/config/sublime-text-2 for (at least Ubuntu installs). I'm not entirely sure what the process is for helping out with the docs etc but I'd be happy to.

Thanks.

[jwedel]

Hi,

I'm running Sublime Text 2 on a Mac with 10.9 and facing the same issues.

Actually, I'm pretty sure, that it had worked in the past. But now it shows only unrelated hits. E.g. when I'm in a function, Writing: FooBar = 3,

then starting to type F -> PCKS_FRAME Fo -> focus_demo Foo -> focus_demo FooB -> FooBar

So it still works somehow, but it doesn't priorize local Symbols over global ones and modules.

I also have everything in path (erl, rebar, escript...) and as I said, it used to work but I'm not sure at what point it did not work anymore.