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Question regarding autocompletion.
In the following example the variable `foo` in the DSL scope is almost always supposed to be used as a function and has `operator fun invoke`.
Manually writing `foo("abc")` works fine.
However autocompletion will complete `fo&lt;caret&gt;` as `foo&lt;caret&gt;`, instead of `foo(&lt;caret&gt;)` like it would for functions.

That means DSL users have to type a lot more (there are hundreds of such instances). If they’re new to the DSL they may not even see that such properties can be invoked as a function.

:grey_question: Is there any way or trick to make the IDE autocomplete `foo` as a function invocation by default?

```class Foo { operator fun invoke(bar: String) }
object FooScope { val foo = Foo() }

fun dslTest() {
	with(FooScope) {
		fo&lt;caret&gt;
	}
}```

#vote :slightly_smiling_face:

<https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-27747>