I cannot reproduce this, at least on Windows (you didn't
gave the platform of your test).
But I have a related (?) problem:
In a C source, my caret can be just before or just after a
brace, the characters are highlighted and Ctrl+E jumps
correctly to the matching brace.
In a PHP source, if the caret is before a brace, no
highlighting and no jump. It works only if the caret is
after the brace.
How come we have such a difference, I always thought this
behaviour was language independant?
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With C++, start a file with
xxx )
Place caret before ) and press Ctrl+E and it goes to start
of file.
For PHP, the file is a mixture of PHP, HTML, Javascript and
other languages and so SciTE does not look for braces in a
particular style so different code is executed which does
not work so well.
I won't be working on this in the near future.
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I cannot reproduce this, at least on Windows (you didn't
gave the platform of your test).
But I have a related (?) problem:
In a C source, my caret can be just before or just after a
brace, the characters are highlighted and Ctrl+E jumps
correctly to the matching brace.
In a PHP source, if the caret is before a brace, no
highlighting and no jump. It works only if the caret is
after the brace.
How come we have such a difference, I always thought this
behaviour was language independant?
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With C++, start a file with
xxx )
Place caret before ) and press Ctrl+E and it goes to start
of file.
For PHP, the file is a mixture of PHP, HTML, Javascript and
other languages and so SciTE does not look for braces in a
particular style so different code is executed which does
not work so well.
I won't be working on this in the near future.
Fixed with [37872d].
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Commit: [37872d]