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Not really a bug but it annoy's me a lot. When opening a tag and pressing enter, the cursor gets placed before the closing tag. I'd have to press enter once again and move my cursor to get the desired result.
As example, I could be typing the following, where the | character is the cursor:
<div>|</div>
The closing div was autocompleted. This is all fine. But when I hit enter, this becomes the following:
<div>
|</div>
Which is quite annoying since I'd have to press enter again, and position my cursor nicely to get my desired result:
<div>
|
</div>
Would be great if Brackets did this automatically when pressing enter in the first code sample.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Not really a bug but it annoy's me a lot. When opening a tag and pressing enter, the cursor gets placed before the closing tag. I'd have to press enter once again and move my cursor to get the desired result.
As example, I could be typing the following, where the | character is the cursor:
The closing div was autocompleted. This is all fine. But when I hit enter, this becomes the following:
Which is quite annoying since I'd have to press enter again, and position my cursor nicely to get my desired result:
Would be great if Brackets did this automatically when pressing enter in the first code sample.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: