Closed rektrex closed 5 years ago
I need more info, because the two examples you give behave identically for me. Could you please show me:
The rest of your g:pear_tree_pairs
if it's not the default
The behavior of ass*|
vs bss*|
An example of what the wildcard part could be in this case
Also (not totally relevant, but) what programming language is this for?
No other modifications to g:pear_tree_pairs
was done.
For ass*|
, the closer(end
) is not added but it is added for bss*|
.
I was using any letter as the wildcard. I was trying to add a closer for class
in ruby but it didn't work so, I kept playing with the opener
and found that clbss
was working.
The behaviour is not consistent, when I created the issue, bss*|
was working but ass*|
was not. After sometime, both were working. Right now neither of them are working.
Edit: Tried it again and everything works as expected. Closing the issue because it's not reproducible.
Title is not very accurate because I wanted to avoid using a "clickbaity" title. The problem is that the closer is not inserted for an
opener
which ends with a pattern similar toass*|
.To reproduce, compare the behaviour of:
with