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I use the ZenCoding package as well, and your test case is working just fine for me. Are you sure both packages are updated to the most recent?

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I believe they are. At least within the last week or so. I've just recently started using Sublime. I am on a Mac, however. Though I don't know if that would be relevant.

I couldn't find the binding for "Tab" expression expansion in the ZenCoding package to look at or edit its scope selector. It wasn't in the usual keymap settings file, at least.

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If you're using Package Control, you can pull up the command palette shift+cmd+p, type in Upgrade Package and it will list any packages that are out of date. Please make sure you do this to rule out old versions.

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It's saying there's nothing to update. I may try reverting all of my keymap files. Maybe I broke something while configuring keys. Though I didn't do that much :S

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I've just reverted all preferences and commented all of my custom keymappings, and completely destroyed the ZenCoding and LESS packages (including the "Backups" folder which I noticed was preserving preferences?) and reinstalled them both. Also after removing pretty much all of my other packages to avoid conflicts.

Press "tab" in a .less file still doesn't do anything besides add a tab (I restarted Sublime). Blarg.

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Oh I see what's happening now. I've never used tab completion for the ZenCoding package. I always use the "zen as you type" command (which is pretty awesome btw: ctrl+alt+enter). It looks like you're right.. the synthesized tab snippets are not working properly. It looks like ZenCoding is also conflicting with Sublime's native auto-complete as well. This issue should be moved to the ZenCoding package for sure.

https://bitbucket.org/sublimator/sublime-2-zencoding

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Ah, okay. I've posted on that project. Still, did you notice that the scope reports differently inside the body {|} in LESS than in CSS? LESS seems not to have a meta.property-list.css equivalent. But you're confident that has nothing to do with the failed "tab" functionality?

Thanks again for your help with this! I'll make due with Zen As you Type :P

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Yea, the LESS tmLanguage is a different beast than CSS.. because of the nesting and all.

For what it's worth, I did figure out how to fix the native Sublime autocomplete by editing the ZenCoding config. But unfortunately it disables all tab-completions (along with the zen auto-complete tips). For folks like me who only use zen as you type this is a viable workaround.

Packages/ZenCoding/zen-coding.sublime-setting

"disable_completions": true,

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Ah, I edited something similar on line 31 of Packages/ZenCoding/zencoding/zen_settings.py

I hadn't noticed anything missing in the autocomplete though? Though I've had LESS and ZenCoding installed from Day 1 of using Sublime, so I'm likely to start seeing new things now, then... Heh.

Thanks again!

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@aaronmw yea when disable_completions: false Zen will override Sublime's native (and really helpful) auto-complete with the contextual snippets. Ideally, they could both coexist peacefully- but Zen seems to be strictly matching against css properties & values.

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I've noticed some different suggestions, but Sublime's suggestions (besides "color") seem to be pretty lacking? Like "w" autocompletes to "width", but not "width: |;" which I guess is what Zen is for.

Also, I've just noticed that this setting is required to be "true" in order to have Zen auto-expand when pressing tab (in HTML, anyway):

// When enabled, pressing tab will insert the best matching completion.
// When disabled, tab will only trigger snippets or insert a tab.
// Shift+tab can be used to insert an explicit tab when tab_completion is
// enabled.
"tab_completion": true

That's in Sublime's Preferences.sublime-settings file, and with it "true" (as I've always had it, apparently) you can type "ul>li*5" in HTML and just press TAB to expand it, rather than Zen as you Type. It's this functionality that just doesn't seem to be firing in LESS documents, but almost certainly because Zen is being too picky about what it figures is a CSS file. A glance at these two files suggests it's pretty hard-coded to work with CSS and SCSS files.

Packages/ZenCoding/sublimezen.py
Packages/ZenCoding/sublimezenplugin.py

Unless I'm reading them wrong. I'm no Python developer.

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