The tag suggestion list only opens after typing the # (hashtag). But it does not open this list again when editing existing text. And there’s no way apparently to do this aside from erasing the whole tag and re-typing it starting from the hashtag.
I’d like for the suggestions to popup again whenever I hit CTRL+Space when cursor is on a tag (anything starting with hashtag). Even better, it should take whatever text is between the cursor and the hashtag symbol as the desired beginning of suggestions.
Lets say we have these tags in our graph:
- foam
- food
- file
Example - Now:
Say I have #foo - But later, I realize my typo, and want to modify this. Now I have to erase the whole tag, and type fo again to get suggestions, then select food from the two suggestions (foam and food).
Example - Suggestion:
Instead, I’d like to just place my cursor at the end of the tag to edit, #foo in this case. Then CTRL+Space should suggest me just #food. CTRL+Space after at the second letter (#fo) should suggest me two tags (#foam and #food).
I think this should be easy to implement and is completely natural for a lot of auto-completion tools, namely how most IDEs work. And it would improve editing and using tags a bit. which are a very important part of Logseq. I’m surprised actually this doesn’t already exist, perhaps I missed this option or it turned off for me somehow, please let me know if so, thanks!