[Feature request], Add Timer Option to Auto-Completion Suggestions

[Vulture98]

Hi,

I love using the "Various Complements" plugin in Obsidian, but I've encountered an issue that affects my workflow. When I'm writing and a suggestion appears (e.g., a note link) especially at sentence end, pressing Enter to move to a new line often selects the suggested note link instead.

Example:
When I write something like:

"Hello, I'm writing something here. How's today
cool, what next"

but, If there's a note named "today," the suggestion appears. Pressing Enter to start a new line inadvertently selects the "today" note link. of course, I can press Esc, but that's a hassle and doesn't occur to mind
this especially problematic at sentence end cz if its in middle i use space n type next word but at end I unintentionally press enter

Suggestion:
Could you please add an option to set a default timer (e.g., 2 seconds) for auto-completion suggestions? This way, if I wait for the specified time, the suggestion will disappear, allowing me to press Enter to move to a new line without selecting the suggestion.

Thank you for considering this feature request!

Best regards,
vulture

[tadashi-aikawa]

Thank you for your FR, @Vulture98 :)

Your suggestion is interesting, but it would require waiting 2 seconds before breaking the line in every instance. Here are some other methods that could be considered:

1. Introduce a delay for displaying suggestions and press Enter immediately at the end of the line.
   • Use the Delay milli seconds for trigger option.
2. Suppress suggestions when the end of the line is a period.
   • Use the Line patterns to suppress trigger option.
3. Do not automatically focus on the first suggestion when they are displayed, and force the use of a cycle key (e.g., Tab).
   • Use the No auto-focus until the cycle option.
4. Change the selection key for suggestions to something other than Enter (e.g., Tab).
   • Change the "select" option in Key customization > Hotkeys to something other than Enter.

Please feel free to ask if you have any questions or need further details.