Open dragoncoder047 opened 2 years ago
Go to the Prism Live web site, scroll down to the JS, and select something more than one line. For example, select setCaret() here
setCaret()
setCaret(pos) { this.selectionStart = this.selectionEnd = pos; } moveCaret(chars) { if (chars) { this.setCaret(this.selectionEnd + chars); } }
(Not that this is where the problem may be; it's just what I happened to be staring at when I noticed this bug.)
Press Ctrl+/, and it comments out like it should:
/*setCaret(pos) { this.selectionStart = this.selectionEnd = pos; }*/ moveCaret(chars) { if (chars) { this.setCaret(this.selectionEnd + chars); } }
Notice the selection includes the /* */ markers. With those still selected press Ctrl+/ again and it just adds more comments (and creating a syntax error with the second end comment):
/* */
/*/*setCaret(pos) { this.selectionStart = this.selectionEnd = pos; }*/*/ moveCaret(chars) { if (chars) { this.setCaret(this.selectionEnd + chars); } }
It only un-comments if the /* */ are not selected. I change selection to this (| are the selection boundaries):
|
/*/*|setCaret(pos) { this.selectionStart = this.selectionEnd = pos; }|*/*/ moveCaret(chars) { if (chars) { this.setCaret(this.selectionEnd + chars); } }
Press Ctrl+/ and I get this:
/*se|tCaret(pos) { this.selectionStart = this.selectionEnd = pos; }*/| moveCaret(chars) { if (chars) { this.setCaret(this.selectionEnd + chars); } }
Then without changing the selection hit Ctrl+/ again, and the selection range is messed up even more:
setC|aret(pos) { this.selectionStart = this.selectionEnd = pos; } m|oveCaret(chars) { if (chars) { this.setCaret(this.selectionEnd + chars); } }
Go to the Prism Live web site, scroll down to the JS, and select something more than one line. For example, select
setCaret()
here(Not that this is where the problem may be; it's just what I happened to be staring at when I noticed this bug.)
Press Ctrl+/, and it comments out like it should:
Notice the selection includes the
/* */
markers. With those still selected press Ctrl+/ again and it just adds more comments (and creating a syntax error with the second end comment):It only un-comments if the
/* */
are not selected. I change selection to this (|
are the selection boundaries):Press Ctrl+/ and I get this:
Then without changing the selection hit Ctrl+/ again, and the selection range is messed up even more: