- Jul 07, 2014
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binny authored
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
Issue #2671
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Jaydeep Solanki authored
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
Issue #2665
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- Jul 04, 2014
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
It doesn't need it
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
Now nested operations from different editors end at the same time
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
Issue #2678
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Leonid Khachaturov authored
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nilp0inter authored
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Alexander Shvets authored
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
Looks at token types to determine whether the quote would actually open a string Issue #2657
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- Jul 02, 2014
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binny authored
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- Jun 29, 2014
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Yunchi Luo authored
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binny authored
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- Jun 28, 2014
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
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- Jun 27, 2014
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Leonya Khachaturov authored
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
Issue #2663
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
To make it less likely that an error will corrupt its value and break all further signalLater events. Issue #2626
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
Issue #2659
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Yunchi Luo authored
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binny authored
Also updated select block to return selectionStart. Operators from now on will stop using curStart and curEnd, and rely on the current selection instead. The selection will be generated in evalInput if needed.
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
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- Jun 24, 2014
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binny authored
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
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mtaran-google authored
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mtaran-google authored
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mtaran-google authored
Currently, if you perform the uncomment command with the cursor outside a single-line block comment, it will uncomment that block comment. This is unfortunate behavior for cases where the block comment is used to describe the parameter to a function like "foo(/* index */ 0)". It's also inconsistent: if you have a selection and a single-line block comment after the end of the selection, uncomment() will do nothing, however if you have a selection with a single-line block comment *before* the selection, it will line-comment out all the lines of the selection instead. This also isn't a complete fix, but significantly reduces the scope of the problem. For example if you have "/* foo */ bar /* baz */", uncomment() still does the wrong thing when the cursor is on foo or baz.
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William Stein authored
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- Jun 23, 2014
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binny authored
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
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Peter Flynn authored
Lost negation operator when converting to new IE flags in bbefd22a.
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
Issue #2635
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
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Marijn Haverbeke authored
Issue #2644
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