Hotkey combo for Windows doesn't work in sprint 42 experimental build 0.42.0-13957

[jbmonroe]

Assuming all I have to do is drop the cursor into the name of the function and hit Ctrl-Alt-D, I'm not getting any response, even after restarting Brackets. Is this just a problem with the version of Brackets?

[Wikunia]

Do you have any errors insde your DevTools? Debug->Show Dev Tools
Or can you send me your function snippet?
You need a function with { and }

[jbmonroe]

I didn't see any issues in the Dev Tools view with FuncDocr.

Here's one of the functions:

    function describe(n)
    {
        if (n === 0) {
            return "(OK)";
        }
        return "(error code " + n.toString() + ")";
    }

On Wed, Sep 3, 2014 at 10:24 AM, Ole Kröger notifications@github.com
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Do you have any errors insde your DevTools? Debug->Show Dev Tools
Or can you send me your function snippet?
You need a function with { and }

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[Wikunia]

Ah okay, sorry I never used this format :D
Always have the { in the line and not in the next.
I am working on a FuncDocr feature at the moment and implement your declaration afterward if it's okay.

[Wikunia]

Or for the moment you can change the var FUNCTION_REGEXP line into
var FUNCTION_REGEXP = /function(?:\s+[A-Za-z\$\_][A-Za-z\$\_0-9]*)?\s*\(([^\)]*)\)/;

[jbmonroe]

Yes, that's good--I was just debugging and noticed it wasn't happy with
FUNCTION_REGEXP. (Been doing the brackets on function declarations
differently for years--it became the standard in our shop for both C++ and
Javascript. I think it's one of those "One True Indent" patterns. shrug
Everyone has an idea as to what's best. :) )

I applied the fix and it works as expected...love the extension because it
saves me so much time. Now if I can just get the rest of the team to use
Brackets. ;)

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Or for the moment you can change the var FUNCTION_REGEXP line into
var FUNCTION_REGEXP =
/function(?:\s+[A-Za-z$][A-Za-z$0-9])?\s(([^)]*))/;

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[Wikunia]

Btw if you have some ideas => Feel free to ask ;)