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WorseNamedParameterCompletor: ignored when completing a variable #59
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I often find myself in the situation where a function/method's parameter name match the name of a local variable I want to provide as argument. In this situation the completion results include the named parameter which can be anoying depending on the sort done by the client side. I think it's sane to not include named parameters when we already started to type a variable name, our little `$` in php will finally pay off :)
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I often find myself in the situation where a function/method's parameter
name match the name of a local variable I want to provide as argument.
In this situation the completion results include the named parameter
which can be annoying depending on the sort done by the client side.
I think it's sane to not include named parameters when we already
started to type a variable name, our little
$in php will finally payoff :)