Why doesn't the Scala REPL list all the features when using TAB termination?

Question

I just started programming in Scala, and I noticed that the defeat of the TAB termination in the Scala REPL does not show all available methods.

eg. I want to appreciate this expression -

"Hello".intersect("World")

So i type

"Hello".inter

and press TAB and expect that "intersect" will display as a valid parameter, but it will not display.

Why is this so? I am sure this is not a mistake. I have no other examples yet.

Answer 1

Intersectis not String, but implicitly inferred from ArrayOps, and REPL auto-complete does not yet cover implicits. So this is not quite a mistake, just (desperately) missing a function.

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