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When double-clicking the name of a function, that fn can be edited. But as a side-effect, its name also gets highlighted. This leads to confusing behavior when (after fixing changes) one presses enter (assuming this would execute the line) it just executes the name of that fn (without the arguments or the namespace-prefix that are shown on the original line)
In most examples that I tried, I could NOT repro the behavior I just described and RIDE executed the entire line as I expected. But this report was triggered by the repro given below - which still repros. I just can't isolate the problem well enough to give a general repro.
Did you connect to an already running interpreter or start the interpreter from RIDE?
Does not matter.
How do you reproduce the issue?
)load sqapl
Type SQA.Init'' and dbl-click Init to edit it. After looking at it, exit the editor and press Enter to execute the line. This only executes the highlighted Init-statement.
Describe the issue you are having
When double-clicking the name of a function, that fn can be edited. But as a side-effect, its name also gets highlighted. This leads to confusing behavior when (after fixing changes) one presses enter (assuming this would execute the line) it just executes the name of that fn (without the arguments or the namespace-prefix that are shown on the original line)
In most examples that I tried, I could NOT repro the behavior I just described and RIDE executed the entire line as I expected. But this report was triggered by the repro given below - which still repros. I just can't isolate the problem well enough to give a general repro.
Did you connect to an already running interpreter or start the interpreter from RIDE?
Does not matter.
How do you reproduce the issue?
)load sqapl
Type
SQA.Init''
and dbl-clickInit
to edit it. After looking at it, exit the editor and press Enter to execute the line. This only executes the highlightedInit
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