The Polish characters Ł and ł are used widely enough by non-Polish speakers that they have their own HTML character entities, Ł and ł. I can certainly type them into Adobe Brackets, and my Web browser (Mozila Firefox) will display them correctly, but Adobe Brackets will not suggest either one of them like it suggests ‹ and ‘.
Would adding Ł and ł be a simple matter of adding a couple of entries to a list of character entities?
Steps to reproduce:
Open an existing HTML file or create a new HTML file.
In a p or similar tag, type "Miros&ls"
Expected: A list of suggested HTML entitites that includes ł.
Actual: A list of suggested HTML entities that does not not include &lstrok.
I'm using Release 1.14 build 1.14.2-17770 under Windows 10. I tried a few different searches on already open issues, didn't find anything that seemed relevant.
This is a very minor issue, and whatever happens, Brackets is still currently the best program for my use case of managing several related HTML files.
The Polish characters Ł and ł are used widely enough by non-Polish speakers that they have their own HTML character entities,
Łandł. I can certainly type them into Adobe Brackets, and my Web browser (Mozila Firefox) will display them correctly, but Adobe Brackets will not suggest either one of them like it suggests‹and‘.Would adding
Łandłbe a simple matter of adding a couple of entries to a list of character entities?Steps to reproduce:
por similar tag, type "Miros&ls"Expected: A list of suggested HTML entitites that includes
ł. Actual: A list of suggested HTML entities that does not not include&lstrok.I'm using Release 1.14 build 1.14.2-17770 under Windows 10. I tried a few different searches on already open issues, didn't find anything that seemed relevant.
This is a very minor issue, and whatever happens, Brackets is still currently the best program for my use case of managing several related HTML files.