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When there is an existing set of opening and closing parentheses like so:
tell_someone_that(empty($var))
and the cursor is just after $var, Atom knows the following closing parenthesis matches the third opening parenthesis (the one of the 'empty' call), it also knows the second closing parenthesis matches the one of the 'tell_someone_that'-call.
One of Netbeans' most wonderful features to date, in my opinion, is that when my cursor is right after $var and I type a closing parenthesis, it just moves the cursor one position to the right, when I type another closing parenthesis the cursor moves one position to the right again.. This is continued like so, as long as the closing parenthesis match an existing opening parenthesis, otherwise a closing parenthesis is inserted at the position of the cursor.
In Atom though, a new closing parenthesis is always inserted at the cursor's position.
It would be a great feature if the cursor would move just one position per closing parenthesis entered as long as it matches an opening one.
Mac OS X 10.8.5
Atom Version 0.106.0 (0.106.0)
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When there is an existing set of opening and closing parentheses like so:
tell_someone_that(empty($var))
and the cursor is just after $var, Atom knows the following closing parenthesis matches the third opening parenthesis (the one of the 'empty' call), it also knows the second closing parenthesis matches the one of the 'tell_someone_that'-call.
One of Netbeans' most wonderful features to date, in my opinion, is that when my cursor is right after $var and I type a closing parenthesis, it just moves the cursor one position to the right, when I type another closing parenthesis the cursor moves one position to the right again.. This is continued like so, as long as the closing parenthesis match an existing opening parenthesis, otherwise a closing parenthesis is inserted at the position of the cursor.
In Atom though, a new closing parenthesis is always inserted at the cursor's position.
It would be a great feature if the cursor would move just one position per closing parenthesis entered as long as it matches an opening one.
Mac OS X 10.8.5
Atom Version 0.106.0 (0.106.0)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: