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In LC 9.0.0 (dp while editing a script: When I enter a left parentheses I automatically get a right parentheses with the cursor placed in between. If I type a quote I automatically get the closing quote. Same with brackets. Is this a feature or a bug. If it is a feature is there a place in the preferences where I can turn it off? I have not been able to find such a place. If no such place exists then one should be created.
and NOT in 8.1.6 rc 1 (just thought I'd check in case it was somehow connected with LiveCode's
slightly over-exuberant embracing of the code-stuff on the left side)
I could find no way to turn off 'that' in the Preferences . . .
While, in some respects it's not a bad idea (when I get myself nested inside 6 or 7 sets of parentheses I will be extremely grateful),
it SHOULD be OPTIONAL . . .
I hope LiveCode aren't falling into the Apple/Microsoft way of thinking where what they know 'is' best is enforced.
> Panos M. wrote:
> Script Editor: Support for auto completion of square bracket `[`,
> parenthesis `(` or double quote `"` is now added.
After writing a long script I really like this feature and miss it
already in LC 8.1.6.
I wonder what's the reason to leave out braces "{}" (may be needed for
connecting to LCB) and single quotes (good for writing an already quoted
javascript string)?
while editing a script: When I enter a left parentheses I automatically get a right parentheses with the cursor placed in between. If I type a quote I automatically get the closing quote. Same with brackets. Is this a feature or a bug. If it is a feature is there a place in the preferences where I can turn it off? I have not been able to find such a place. If no such place exists then one should be created.