Is there a direct way to disable auto-completed snippets entirely, either for a current project or for the entire Komodo Edit client?
Based on another HowTo thread here, I was able to individually delete snippets from my Toolbox, but this seems clunky: I might conceivably want those snippets back in some future project, and I’d rather not have to hunt down every individual snippet I currently find annoying to delete it.
I had already tried using Preferences -> Code Intelligence to disable “Enable automatic autocomplete triggering”, “Enable automatic calltip triggering”, and “Enable autocomplete fill-up characters”. Even with all three of those unchecked, my Python project still had snippets popping up.
That’s it! Thanks very much for pointing out the difference.
Part of the reason I hadn’t seen that option myself is that the small UI arrow next to “Editor”, that lets the user know there is a submenu for this entry, is very faint on the default color scheme, and nigh-on-invisible for other darker schemes (like Monokai and Ashes_Dark). This suggestion might not belong in this thread, but it would help to have that arrow more visible!
When I had seen “Editor > Smart Editing > …” mentioned in other threads, and not found the “Smart Editing” option anywhere in my own “Editor” page, I had assumed I was using a different version of Komodo entirely and stopped looking deeper.