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When opening a parenthesis, spyder will automatically close it.
Because of that, when I close a parenthesis, it is automatically deleted.
But when I have unmatched parenthesis, I would like to be able to close without going to the end
example: (| is the cursor) fuc(fun(fuc(arg|))
If I want to close this parenthesis in spyder, I must type )))
So is it possible to disable the parenthesis deletion when all the parenthesis are not matched on that line?
I know the parenthesis might be closed on another line but then I would not type )
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When opening a parenthesis, spyder will automatically close it.
Because of that, when I close a parenthesis, it is automatically deleted.
But when I have unmatched parenthesis, I would like to be able to close without going to the end
example: (
|
is the cursor)fuc(fun(fuc(arg|))
If I want to close this parenthesis in spyder, I must type
)))
So is it possible to disable the parenthesis deletion when all the parenthesis are not matched on that line?
I know the parenthesis might be closed on another line but then I would not type
)
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