On 26 Aug 2016, at 2:49, Graham Heath wrote:
If what I’m reading is correct, this might be as simple as starting "from + 1" when looking up the next result.
But I’m probably wrong, lol.
The problem is with things like: `+foo+ and +bar+`.
If you double-click the second `+` then how to know if we should search left or right for the paired character?
We could look at surrounding whitespace, but then there is `(+foo+)` with no whitespace around. So we could look at word characters, but then `"` is also a paired character and we have things like: `printf("%s…", arg);` where neither side of the first `"` has whitespace or wordcharacters.
That said, I’ve made a note about this, I think we could do a heuristic based on the above thinking that should get it right most of the time, and it would actually be awesome to have ⇧⌘B work in strings.
Though right now there is “Select Current Scope” which works to select the current “unit”, this might also be helpful in determining whether to search left/right of `+foo+`, assuming the grammar matches this.