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Writing the following "let" expression
(let* [get-record |]))
after introducing a '(' in the editor, the closed parenthese is added in the wrong place.
(let* [get-record (|]))
It should be
(let* [get-record (|)])
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I'm not sure it's deliberate, but your first example has one closing parenthesis too many - this is the one that looks like it appears in the incorrect place. However, there's still a bug, if I have this:
(let* [get-record |])
Then when I open a parethesis it doesn't add a closing one:
(let* [get-record (])
I'm not sure I can fix this, this is actually core IntelliJ code, I'll see what I can do.
Writing the following "let" expression
(let* [get-record |]))
after introducing a '(' in the editor, the closed parenthese is added in the wrong place.
(let* [get-record (|]))
It should be
(let* [get-record (|)])
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: