When using autocomplete to write a LaTeX command with braces, TexStudio fills those braces with arg1 etc. and surrounds them with a frame to which you can jump with ctrl+right to highlight the entire filler and replace them with an argument.
Actual behavior
In commands with multiple arguments, sometimes filling in the first argument does not make the jump point of the second filler move accordingly but stay at the exact same location in the text, resulting in the wrong characters being replaced if you press ctrl+right and type your second argument.
Environment
Expected behavior
When using autocomplete to write a LaTeX command with braces, TexStudio fills those braces with
arg1
etc. and surrounds them with a frame to which you can jump with ctrl+right to highlight the entire filler and replace them with an argument.Actual behavior
In commands with multiple arguments, sometimes filling in the first argument does not make the jump point of the second filler move accordingly but stay at the exact same location in the text, resulting in the wrong characters being replaced if you press ctrl+right and type your second argument.