In TM2, the behavior of command-i is unexpected, and I believe different than in TM1.
Minimal example: Language grammar is LaTeX, cursor is at the pipe (|) in the following text, and I press command-i.
one | two
Expected result: one \emph{|} two with cursor at pipe
Actual result: one\emph{ }|two with cursor at pipe
Thanks, and I apologize if there’s a legitimate reason for this result which I don’t know about!
Christopher Eliot Brooklyn, NY
On 28 Jan 2014, at 6:45, Christopher Eliot wrote:
In TM2, the behavior of command-i is unexpected, and I believe different than in TM1. […] Thanks, and I apologize if there’s a legitimate reason for this result which I don’t know about!
The command in question takes “selection or word” as input. For 2.0 placing caret on whitespace and using “Select Word” will select the whitespace sequence (same as double-click).
The command could be updated to handle that case, but since this is (presumably) a change in behavior compared to 1.x, I have changed TM 2 to not give whitespace sequences as input to commands expecting a word, so your expected behaviour should happen starting with next build.
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Christopher Eliot