python jedi auto-complete print() problem

Question

I just installed jedi auto-completion from sublimetext 3 in python because I wanted to make code write easier.

after everythings done.. when i write string. and all the statements and class names pops up. great

but problem comes here:

after i type print and type (

automatically print(sep=..., end=..., file=..., flush=...) pops up..

i don't want this big line.. i just want to print "()"

what should i do?

i use ubuntu 18, python version 3.7.2

Answer 1

Go to the sublime text editor. preference > browse packages And then click on it and it will take you to the file manager (Where the packages are save for sublime). Now there find JD - Python Autocompletion then head to JD-Python Autocompletion > sublime_jd > utils.py Now you have to edit this file... In this file around line number 34, you will find a line mentioned below (Use find to find this line)

complete_funcargs = get_settings_param(
    view, 'auto_complete_function_params', 'all')

Now just remove all . Like below:-

complete_funcargs = get_settings_param(
    view, 'auto_complete_function_params', '')

That's all, Now restart the sublime and enjoy