I've been using so far PyCharm to code Python. I've recently been introduced to Visual Studio Code, as it seems lighter and faster and that my computer is old, I'm thinking to move to VSC for all my coding.

There is something however that I found very convenient with PyCharm with auto-completion : when you start to write a function/class/method... it offers really quickly some suggestion (auto-completion), and by pressing tab it completes the let's say function, adding the brackets/parenthesis. Then it sets the cursor in the parenthesis. Another press on the TAB then it will take you out of the parenthesis.

I've found how to auto-complete functions with VSC, but after the first TAB press, bringing me inside functions parenthesis, another hit on TAB will instead bring me another suggestion.

Is there a way to get VSC using auto-tab-completion same to PyCharm? (and BTW, how about in Sublime?)

CodePudding user response：

Sorry, it's impossible for now.

What you have taken in the PyCharm was Jump Outside Current Bracket/Quote command, but it's not available in the VSCode.

VSCode only provides the command of editor.action.jumpToBracket and editor.action.selectToBracket, both of them were not what you are looking for.

But if you don't like it jump to next suggestion, you can move the keybinding of it like this: