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If the cursor is at the beginning of the line and then using the comment line toggle shortcut the # is placed AFTER the cursor instead of before it. This behavior has changed since rc1 I believe because I would have noticed it.
The expected behavior is that the # will be placed before the cursor.
I often go to the beginning of a blank line, invoke the toggle comment shortcut, and then start typing. With this current behavior it starts pushing the # which is unexpected and more work while then I have to move the cursor to after the #.
Steps to reproduce
On Linux version, Godot 4 rc2 place your cursor on a blank empty line, or at the beginning of a code line.
Invoke line comment toggle shortcut, the described above behavior occurs with the # being placed after the cursor instead of in front of it.
Minimal reproduction project
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Yes, this is from my rewrite. I didn't notice the distinction of selection being at the start of the line vs only caret being there. It's an easy fix, I'll try do it tomorrow (too late to wait compiling Godot 😅).
Godot version
4.0 rc2
System information
Linux Ubuntu
Issue description
If the cursor is at the beginning of the line and then using the comment line toggle shortcut the # is placed AFTER the cursor instead of before it. This behavior has changed since rc1 I believe because I would have noticed it.
The expected behavior is that the # will be placed before the cursor.
I often go to the beginning of a blank line, invoke the toggle comment shortcut, and then start typing. With this current behavior it starts pushing the # which is unexpected and more work while then I have to move the cursor to after the #.
Steps to reproduce
On Linux version, Godot 4 rc2 place your cursor on a blank empty line, or at the beginning of a code line.
Invoke line comment toggle shortcut, the described above behavior occurs with the # being placed after the cursor instead of in front of it.
Minimal reproduction project
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: