I would also disable eCompletition in Settings by default until it works smart enough, which currently not. I agree with Ben here and I also disable it immediatelly. Janko S, Lukas Renggli piše:
For the "smart" bracketing: Either do not load eCompletion, or change the settings in "Code browsing > eCompletion".
For the indention press Ctrl+Shift+L and Ctrl+Shift+R.
Lukas
On 7 January 2012 09:29, Milan Mimica <milan.mimica@gmail.com> wrote:
I'll just hijack here: I also wouldn't be totally uncool if you could select a block of code an press (shift-)tab to (un)ident it. Basic stuff really.
On 7 January 2012 05:32, Ben Coman <btc@openinworld.com> wrote:
I am still coming to terms with the "smart" bracketing where pressing the open-round-bracket key also produces a close-round-bracket, but I'm working on adapting. One thing that is ultra-annoying and that could be smarter is where for instance, being new to Smalltalk, I have got my round and square brackets mixed up preceding an ifTrue:.
So I highlight the open-round-bracket, press the open-square-bracket expecting it to be replaced (like every other system I've dealt with) and surprise* now I've got the original round-bracket surrounded by two new square-brackets. If it instead found the matching close-round-bracket and changed both round-brackets to square-brackets, that would be cool rather than frustrating.
The same applies to trying to correct string quotes and comment quotes.
I hope that sounds reasonable and it would nice if it could be changed.
cheers, Ben
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