Since you're using Sublime Text 2, it's quite easy. Click on Preferences -> Browse Packages...
to open your Packages
folder in your operating system's file explorer. Go to the C++
directory, delete the file named std-vector-(v).sublime-snippet
, and you're all set.
Disable Autocomplete for Specific Language Feature
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14-07-2023 - |
Question
I import vector
from std
using
#include <vector>
using std::vector;
I do this specifically so I don't have to namespace vectors for increased readability. So it is supremely annoying that the C++
package in Sublime autocompletes to
std::vector<char> v;
Instead of just
vector
How do I disable this without disabling all autocompletion or losing C++ language support?
Solution
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