When editing a CSS property that has a URL value (for example background-image), if code-completion is used, it incorrectly adds a semi-colon as part of the URL path after the path element completed using code-completion.

For example, if you start with:

.foo
{
    background-image:url("../|");
}

and use code completion to select a 'images' directory, you get the following:

.foo
{
    background-image:url("../images;");
}

Notice the semi-colon after the images directory. (The same thing happens if an actual file is selected. So the bug is not limited to directories.) In the case of directories, you cannot use code-completion to select the next directory or file due to the semi-colon. And of course, in the case of files, an invalid URL is created.

See attached screenshot for example.

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