It seems that score can be as low as it wants to and I thought the score would be from 0 to -100. So is there a way to set a lower limit? If the score is able to go to -♾ then it makes no sense.

I found a (strange) issue in using this plugin.
Without the plugin, this is the autocomplete shown by ST3:

When "All Autocomplete" is active, this is the list of suggestions shown:
![2_allautocomplete](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4546453/15106209/0485f510-15c8-1

When using Babel syntax highlighting you have to disable the default JavaScript package in order for it to be used in HTML script tags, and other such places.

After disabling the default JavaScript package, instead of switching to using Babel after restart like other syntax highlighters, markdown highlighting breaks in the first js/`javascript

A line break in the parameter list of an arrow function definition seems to break the highlighting of the variable name the function is assigned to:

Not sure if that's a general issue with VSCode themes, but that's the first time I noticed it.

There's a test that specifically tests for function signatures on the next line. There's a comment that states that this test passes. In reality, it clearly doesn't:

The cursor is on myFunction1. Scope hunter clearly shows that the function name is not in the

When commenting out multiple lines with line comments (cmd + /), empty lines in the selection will get comments and the space on those lines will affect the indent level of the comments. For example this...

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1944277/65818238-bc9df000-e

I see docs here - https://github.com/Galooshi/import-js/#command-line-tool - that shows how to pass arguments to a given command but it doesn't say what the commands do. I've figured out that goto resolves the import statement to the file where its defined but the others remain a mystery. Just curious if we could get more explanation.

I'm a fairly experienced dev but with the README for this package, I couldn't figure out how to get my custom templates to work. Perhaps someone can make a pull request to explain a bit more the steps to get a custom template working, and how to use custom variables.

While there's lots of guides for VIM out the on the interwebs, it seems silly to learn to use VIM in order to use ST… and that makes it hard to get started with Six, when you (like me) doesn't know VIM :)

Maybe a Youtube-tutorial would be beneficial if you'd like to attract more users/customers?

Six surely have a subset of VIM functionality, so I guess that there's still a lot of things whic

Hello, could you please describe how to make my own stubs?
I'd like to add Autodesk Navisworks, AutoCAD, Civil3D and a couple of other dll's. I use VS Code.

If anyone can find more EDI/X12 resources, feel free to contact me or add a PR to the repo.