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Changing Block-Comment so that it doesn't replace the whole selection #2148

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Changing Block-Comment so that it doesn't replace the whole selection #2148

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This was a change commented in #2108

Now that batchOperation doesn't break the undo for multiple replace operations, is better that commenting just places the prefix and suffix, and not do only 1 replace with the content inside the selection plus the prefix and suffix. This pull fixes this.

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Thanks Tom, looks good! Merging...

peterflynn added a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 21, 2012
Changing Block-Comment so that it inserts text at start & end instead of replacing the whole selected range.
@peterflynn peterflynn merged commit 2950894 into adobe:master Nov 21, 2012
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And this does indeed have a more gentle touch with bookmarks: if you open the new color editor on a color in CSS, you can now select a range of text on both sides of the colorpicker and comment/uncomment it without causing the colorpicker to close itself.

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Thanks. This was my first implementation (but not committed), abut then changed it to fix the undo problem, no knowing about the bookmarks. But now, this seems much better.

peterflynn added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 14, 2012
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comments differently), #2133 (single-line block comment mode when Line
Comment invoked in CSS/HTML/etc. - enable test coverage), and #2148 (don't
replace whole selection - which means tests must work around #2335).
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