Closed mnewt closed 7 years ago
Right you are (doesn't seem to matter too much though -- !unset
means shift-space
does nothing, while unset!
will insert a spcae on shift-space
). Thanks for the fix!
Thanks for merging.
It does matter to me because !unset
ends up being a noop rather than unset!
actually removing the binding. When it's a noop it means that pressing shift-space
does nothing, as opposed to the expected insertion of a space.
I type shift-space
frequently right after a previous character that needs a space--like when typing 1 + 1
in the console I might drag the shift key when typing the second space. Then a space wouldn't be inserted at all. This issue bugged me while using proto-repl.
Cheers and thanks for the awesome project. Atom is turning into an amazing IDE.
Right, fair enough. Glad you're enjoing ink! :)
Pretty sure
!unset
should beunset!
. Reference commit 2ccdd863dcb460c33f7ce55a672c97b556a819f2