how difficult is it to turn on matching braces indicators within quoted strings? this is one of the things I'm up against
"""replicate template
[list is a
[replicate [list <keyword>] <template>]
The list keyword is a keyword in the reveal array and that
entry is a list of dicts. on each iteration the currrent
dictionary in the list is retrieved and merged into the reveal
array.
[form [id setup]
[action edit]
[method post]
[radio [name backup_checked] Make backup]
[radio [backup_checked] [value off]]
[div [id message] [class normal]
[span [class label]Enter all of your e-mail addr
and I'm counting reduced accounting brackets. :-)
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So asking in the list, I got an answer:
"""
# Braces are only matched in operator style
braces.python.style=10
"""
but:
"""
to the style you want.
Alas, I fear this disables the matching in expressions...
"""
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how difficult is it to turn on matching braces indicators within quoted strings? this is one of the things I'm up against
"""replicate template
[list is a
[replicate [list <keyword>] <template>]
The list keyword is a keyword in the reveal array and that
entry is a list of dicts. on each iteration the currrent
dictionary in the list is retrieved and merged into the reveal
array.
[form [id setup]
[action edit]
[method post]
[radio [name backup_checked] Make backup]
[radio [backup_checked] [value off]]
[div [id message] [class normal]
[span [class label]Enter all of your e-mail addr
and I'm counting reduced accounting brackets. :-)
I fear, that is also a question for the scintilla text control. I will ask there.
So asking in the list, I got an answer:
"""
# Braces are only matched in operator style
braces.python.style=10
"""
but:
"""
to the style you want.
Alas, I fear this disables the matching in expressions...
"""