Word "C++" will trigger auto complete for "C", how can I type "C++" in the editor? about novel HOT 7 CLOSED

Yes you can – all you need to do is hit Esc when the generation starts and it automatically aborts it and gives you your "++" back!

Here's the code for it: https://github.com/steven-tey/novel/blob/main/ui/editor/index.tsx#L109-L130

I've debated between "++" vs "+++", but settled for ++ since it's lesser keystrokes (at the risk of conflicting with more common words/phrases).

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You can use visual studio code if you would like can't you??

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A roundabout way: Enter a space between the two plus signs and delete them later

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@GLips @steven-tey @AeroXi Can we use something like a timegap between the consecutive ++ keypresses to differentiate whether the intention is ++ or Autocomplete?

Example: If the time diff between two consecutive ++ is more than 500 ms then treat it as intentional otherwise Autocomplete.

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A roundabout way: Enter a space between the two plus signs and delete them later

Yes it is a good way. Is there any better way to implement this ++ feature?

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A roundabout way: Enter a space between the two plus signs and delete them later

Yes it is a good way. Is there any better way to implement this ++ feature?

ui/editor/index.tsx
You can modify this file, for example to change '++' to '%%'

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Cmd+z should work too, but neither of these solutions work great on mobile since there's no esc or cmd+z

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