Just a suggestion. It would make more sense, to me anyway, to have TAB accept auto-completion **without** finalizing the max box, so that any arguments can be typed in after. So:

2) down-arrow to the "in~" text completion recommendation

Unless I'm missing something, the way it is now we need to re-click the box to enter arguments, if we've used auto-completion when creating the box. It would be nice if TAB sent us to the end of the accepted word, allowing us to type in arguments, and only RETURN (or ENTER, I suppose) accepted the word and created the box.

If I'm just missing something, somebody please let me know!

1) type "in"
2) down-arrow to the "in~" text completion recommendation
3) TAB
4) space + "1"

If I'm just missing something, somebody please let me know! 

text-completion

If I've understood you well, just type right-arrow in 3).

> 2) down-arrow to the "in~" text completion recommendation

> 1) type "in"
> 2) down-arrow to the "in~" text completion recommendation
> 3) TAB
> 4) space + "1"


On 14 mai 08, at 01:17, Manuel Poletti wrote:

> If I've understood you well, just type right-arrow in 3).

1) type "in"
2) down-arrow to the "in~" text completion recommendation
3) space + "1"

Ah! Okay... I didn't think this could have been overlooked. Actually, by using the space-bar they removed a step. Nice! ;-)

Quote: Emmanuel Jourdan wrote on Wed, 14 May 2008 00:26

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> On 14 mai 08, at 01:17, Manuel Poletti wrote:

> > If I've understood you well, just type right-arrow in 3).

Quote: Emmanuel Jourdan wrote on Wed, 14 May 2008 00:26
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> On 14 mai 08, at 01:17, Manuel Poletti wrote:
>
> > If I've understood you well, just type right-arrow in 3).
>
> Or the space bar:
>
> 1) type "in"
> 2) down-arrow to the "in~" text completion recommendation
> 3) space + "1"
>
> ej
>
>
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On May 13, 2008, at 4:04 PM, jbmaxwell wrote:

Skip step three. Space autocompletes and types a space.

On May 13, 2008, at 4:04 PM, jbmaxwell wrote:
> 1) type "in"
> 2) down-arrow to the "in~" text completion recommendation
> 3) TAB
> 4) space + "1"

Skip step three.  Space autocompletes and types a space.

Chris Muir
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