Autocomplete doesn't detect strings, cin, less than/ greater, etc

[Colin O'Brien]

Right now if you do anything like: cin << or (i < 0) the autocomplete turns that into

cin <<>> or (i <> 0)

If I type cout << "I just want it to type one <"

it will instead complete the string as "I just want it to be one <>"

String detection is a must, of course.

Brackets themselves work fine because they're constantly used, but how often do you need < autocompleted?

I suggest disabling the function when it's a string right off the bat, and then potentially looking into a solution where it doesn't autocomplete <'s in certain situations.