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It seems that unmatched open parentheses characters "(" in strings prevent further symbols from being registered.
Examples without the issue: a = 'x' b = 'y' --> a and b are identified
a = '()' b = 1 -->a and b are identified
Examples with the issue: a = '(' b = 1 --> only a is identified
a = '(')' b = 1 --> only a is identified
This may be a problem with the language-python package, but this is where the issue presents itself for me.
Other example strings:
"'" --> no issue "(" --> issue "'('" --> issue "(')" --> issue "('x')" --> no issue "('x'())" --> no issue "('x'()(" --> issue 'a(\'\')' --> issue 'a(\')' --> issue 'a(\')' --> issue 'a()' --> no issue
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BTW, this extension is awesome and is what convinced me to try Atom as my main editor. Thanks for all the good work!
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Hello, can you tell what OS do you use? I cannot reproduce the issue (Linux Manjaro).
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It seems that unmatched open parentheses characters "(" in strings prevent further symbols from being registered.
Examples without the issue:
a = 'x'
b = 'y'
--> a and b are identified
a = '()'
b = 1
-->a and b are identified
Examples with the issue:
a = '('
b = 1
--> only a is identified
a = '(')'
b = 1
--> only a is identified
This may be a problem with the language-python package, but this is where the issue presents itself for me.
Other example strings:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: