Can't figure out autocomplete with python

[PouncingPanda]

I would like to create a variable in Python called "fin".  I type "fin<space>" and it types "finally:" for me.  How do I make this behavior stop?  Under Options->Languages->scripting languages->Python->Auto-Complete I have "Enable auto-completion" turned off.  Under "Context Tagging(R)" I have "Auto-list members" turned off as well as "Completion on space".  I have "Space always inserts space" turned on.

What else am I missing here?

SE 13 WinXP

[PouncingPanda]

Sorry, I have been having lots of trouble telling autocomplete to behave.  I have a vote to rethink how the settings and controls are laid out for this as it is not, in my opinion, particularly intuitive.

Also, *bump*.

[Graeme]

Yep, it's confusing.

This is called syntax expansion rather than completion because "finally" is part of the syntax of the language.  See syntax expansion in the help.

You can use "shift + space" instead of space, to override the syntax expansion.  In tools options languages python -> indent you can turn it off and you can also set minimum expandable length.  You can also override specific words with your own expansion in python -> aliases.  If you feel like hacking, you can also edit python_space_words hash array in python.e.

Graeme