How do I change confirmation key from ‘Enter’ to ‘Tab’?
I’ve seen this and this which suggest changing “Keymap for confirming a suggestion” in the settings, but this option doesn’t seem to be available anymore. It just has the option to check/uncheck “Enable Keybindings”.
Be on the look-out for autocomplete-plus.
Bonus - I have added some keymap for this feature:
'atom-text-editor.autocomplete-active':
'right': 'autocomplete-plus:confirm'
Thanks - I do use autocomplete-plus. When I add that script, it adds ‘right’ for confirming but does not disable ‘enter’ to confirm.
I want it to just go to a new line when I press ‘enter’, not autocomplete. I tried:
'atom-text-editor.autocomplete-active':
'enter': 'unset!'
'tab': 'autocomplete-plus:confirm'
'up': 'autocomplete-plus:move-up'
'down': 'autocomplete-plus:move-down'
as the documentation seems to suggest (?) which disables autocomplete on ‘enter’ key but also disables going to a new line which isn’t very helpful…
Sorry for not making it clear … my suggestion was as bonus. It was not directly linked to supplying an answer.
Have you gone to the settings of the package yet (Ctrl-,). All the settings are there.
I was being very silly - I was looking in the settings for autocomplete-python instead of autocomplete-plus. No wonder I couldn’t find it… thanks!
Yeah… that kind of things happens in the best of families. 
Thanks for the feedback.
Hello.
I’ve made all suggested changes on the settings but I’m missing something.
For example, when is wright “ma” on a css file, it starts to suggest the margin attributes, then I cilck tab to accept the first suggestion which is “margin” and the result is “max-resolution: res;”.
Is there a way to set more than one key for the confirm?
Yes, just add more keybindings with the command autocomplete-plus:confirm
Ok, thanks
Do you know how do i identify the right arrow key?
ctrl-. will open the keybinding resolver. This can be used to see what command is being run by a shortcut, but it also shows the shortcut that was triggered. It looks like right refers to the right arrow key.
thank you again
Most helpful. Trying to figure the solution out for the last hour.
