[TxMt] Re: hang (sort of) when we right-arrow over a right-curly-brace
Matt Neuburg
matt at tidbits.com
Tue Sep 9 02:32:48 UTC 2014
On Sep 8, 2014, at 4:36 PM, Carpii UK <carpii.uk at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hmm, I don't agree with that.
>
> For one line of code perhaps, but its useful for nested blocks too.
>
Yes, but your are missing my point, which is that I'm not in that situation. My AsciiDoc document looks like this:
[Lots and lots and lots of text]`howdy}`
As we right-arrow over the right curly brace, there is no need to look back further than "howdy"; after that, we're not in the same curly-brace-matching scope anyway. I'm not saying that this heuristic is feasible everywhere - just that it's perfectly obvious to a human what the situation is at a glance ("of *course* it's unbalanced!"), so it seems unnecessary for TextMate to take so long to make up its mind. m.
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