Hi Ernest, Now that I've been using the JessDE editor for a while, I have a question/suggestion regarding the how parenthesis are handled. When I open parenthesis, the JessDE editor automatically appends a closing paren after the cursor. This is nice, however, when I close the paren, I now have two closing parens. I've been trying to retrain myself to use the arrow key instead of entering a closing paren, but its not going well. ;)
I do kind of like what the Eclipse Java editor does with double quoted strings (and parens for that matter). In the Java editor, when I enter a double-quote to begin a string, the editor automatically appends a closing double-quote just after the cursor just as the Jess editor does with parens. However, in Java when I type a closing double-quote, the editor 'uses' the double-quote that it appended for me when I started the string definition. This allows me to type what I'm thinking rather than having to remember what the editor wants me to do (i.e. hit the right-arrow key instead of close-paren). Would it be possible to mimic the Eclipse Java editor's behavior instead of, or as an option/alternative to the current behavior? -Mitch -------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, send the words 'unsubscribe jess-users [EMAIL PROTECTED]' in the BODY of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED], NOT to the list (use your own address!) List problems? Notify [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------
