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Option to still show autocomplete after autocompletion

Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2012 1:38 pm
by avar
It's easiest to explain this by example, let's say I've typed "Disco", I'll get the following autocomplete option visible on my screen:

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[Disco][Cisco][Discover][Discount]
I click "Discover", at which point the autocomplete bar shows punctuation suggestions, I'd like it to still show suggestions for words starting with "Discover" as if I had manually typed "Discover" and hadn't used the autocomplete, i.e.:

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[Discover][Discovery][Discovered]
Being able to do multi-step autocomplete like this would be much faster, since if I want to type "Discovered" I could just type "Disco", followed by clicking on "Discover", followed by clicking on "Discovered".

Now I have to either click "Discover" and afterwards type "ed", or just manually type the whole thing.

Re: Option to still show autocomplete after autocompletion

Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 2:46 pm
by DavidR
On my phone, there is an arrow at the right end of the row of autocomplete suggestions. When I tap it, it scrolls through further suggestions. Thus when I type "Disco" and tap the arrow, I get suggestions for Discovery, Discovered, etc., which are available to tap.

Re: Option to still show autocomplete after autocompletion

Posted: Thu Jul 05, 2012 9:51 pm
by avar
> On my phone, there is an arrow at the right end of the row of
> autocomplete suggestions. When I tap it, it scrolls through further
> suggestions. Thus when I type "Disco" and tap the arrow, I get
> suggestions for Discovery, Discovered, etc., which are available to
> tap.

Yes, but that's not the feature I'm requesting. I can use that feature perfectly, it's useful when you e.g. type "Stat" and get:

[Stat][Status][State][Station][Stan]...

And want to access further completions like "States", "Stats" and "Standup".

What I'm requesting is that when I click "State" the keyboard should show words that start with "State" as autocomplete options, not the punctuation completions like it currently does.