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One of the regexes used to match quick open targets will also match certain expressions in rust, C++ and I imagine any other languages that make use of the double colon notation.
This can sometimes cause a significant portion of my screen to be underlined when using guake to view or edit code with a terminal application.
It would be nice if the underlining was disabled when the quick-open setting is not set to True.
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One of the regexes used to match quick open targets will also match certain expressions in rust, C++ and I imagine any other languages that make use of the double colon notation.
This can sometimes cause a significant portion of my screen to be underlined when using guake to view or edit code with a terminal application.
It would be nice if the underlining was disabled when the quick-open setting is not set to True.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: