Complete Current Statement does some strange things

[xster]

Since Flutter's all about chains of constructors, perhaps it should try to do something with the current constructor instead.

[devoncarew]

cc @stevemessick

[xster]

Somewhat related, maybe the analysis server doesn't support complete current statement at all. Would be nice to be able to import 'something.dart', press the key combo and get the ; and go to next line

[stevemessick]

Thanks, that's a good suggestion. It didn't occur to me before. I added it for Dart about a year ago and I think @scheglov has made some improvements since then.

I think the original request is more of a new feature, though, since it isn't really completing the statement. It is more like "do what I mean here in this constructor" and, yes, could be really useful for Flutter. What should have happened in this case?

[xster]

A bit of both I think.

Right now, completing on var a = 1 + 1 doesn't add a semi column.

In the Flutter case above, I'd say add a comma and insert and go to a next line.