I was coding on JavaScript when my instructor, Andrew J. Mead (I actually learn JS from Udemy) were telling about try and catch. I type slowly so I often use auto-complete given by VS Code. Anyway, I wrote try and in auto-complete it gave me trycatch. I clicked on it and it gave me this

try {

} catch (error) {

}

I want the error to be e like catch(e), not catch(error). Is there any way that I can edit VS Code's auto-complete?

Screenshots given

1. trycatch

2. auto-complete result

3. what I want

Thanks recently for the support

CodePudding user response：

You can create custom snippet for VS Code
For do this, you need:

• Open snippet editor for js (open Command Palette (Ctrl-Shift-P) and print "Snippet", and then select "Configure user snippets", select "JavaScript")
• In the end of json paste:

{
  ...
  "My Try-Catch block": {
    "prefix": "trycatch",
    "body": [
      "try {",
      "\t$0",
      "} catch (e) {",
      "\t",
      "}",
    ],
    "description": "Paste try-catch with e"
  }
}

Your snippet will be up than standard in autocomplete

Or you can edit default snippets located at:

%localappdata%\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\resources\app\extensions\javascript\snippets

In javascript.code-snippets file, but custom snippets is better way in any cases