The auto-indent mechanism is indenting one indent-width less than it used to. Using "," to represent a space, I expect to see:
.class {
,,
}
when I type .class{<ENTER>. Instead, I now see:
.class {
}
This happens at multiple levels of initial indent. When I expect to get:
.class {
,,.subclass {
,,,,
,,}
}
Instead I get:
.class {
,,.subclass {
,,
,,}
}
I imagine that this is probably a side-effect of the disableable auto-edit features you added in this release (which I really appreciate!), unless there's some additional setting I need to enable to make this work as expected. I have the "Indentation" option checked in the new Auto-Edit configuration pane, so I'm not sure what else I can do.
In addition, the "Compound Brace Blocks" auto-edit option appears to be broken in a similar way. When I take this code:
.class {
.sub1 {
.sub2 {width: 100%;}
}
}
and place the cursor just before the "w" in "width", then press ENTER, I expect to get this:
The auto-indent mechanism is indenting one indent-width less than it used to. Using "," to represent a space, I expect to see:
when I type .class{
<ENTER>
. Instead, I now see:This happens at multiple levels of initial indent. When I expect to get:
Instead I get:
I imagine that this is probably a side-effect of the disableable auto-edit features you added in this release (which I really appreciate!), unless there's some additional setting I need to enable to make this work as expected. I have the "Indentation" option checked in the new Auto-Edit configuration pane, so I'm not sure what else I can do.
In addition, the "Compound Brace Blocks" auto-edit option appears to be broken in a similar way. When I take this code:
and place the cursor just before the "w" in "width", then press
ENTER
, I expect to get this:Instead, I get this:
I hope you can fix these problems soon. Thanks!