Using autocomplete with enter key for confirmation hijacks other enter key functions.

[zyansheep]

Description

When I'm coding in C++ I use the bracket-matcher package to put brackets on the next line. However, if I want to use the enter key as the autocomplete confirmation button, it doesn't put the bracket on the next line and instead just puts the auto completion between the 2 brackets.

Expected behavior:
void test(){

}

Actual behavior:
void test(){Randomautocompletionhere}

This also happens after semicolons
lets say I'm typing:
x = 0;[enter]
and it auto-completes after the semicolon instead of making a newline.
x = 0;randomautocompletionhere

Versions

Atom: 1.14.0
autocomplete-plus: 2.42.3

Additional Information

I am also using autocomplete-clang (0.12.0) but it doesn't seem to affect the bug when I turn it off.

I'm not sure if this is a bug or an intended feature, but if it is intended I would love some insight on how it could be changed.

[TiriaAndersen]

I have the same problem as well.

Same versions of Atom and autocomplete-plus. Also using autocomplete-clang (ver. 0.12.1).
Using Windows.

Could there be a setting to not get suggestions until at least one character is typed?
Or an additional/customisable keymap for confirming a suggestion, other than tab or enter?