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Hide autocomplete on Enter key press instead of sending message #2968
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Fixes element-hq/element-web#4721
In
handleReturn
, if autocomplete is open (countCompletions > 0
), thenhide()
it and swallow the event.Because the autocomplete continuously edits the composer's content to match the token under selection, by simply hiding it we're left with whatever token was last selected, which is the behaviour one expects for confirmation through Enter.
Contrast this with
onEscape
which first resets the selection to 0 so that it goes back to the initial bare text regardless of what you had selected at the time, or withonCompletionClicked
which first forces the selection of the clicked item's index, then hides (unnecessary in this case because the confirmed item is already selected).Signed-off-by: Pierre Boyer <[email protected]>