- Type ";and" in a new line (actually you can use any supported keyword or function name)
- Remove the semicolon so that the IDE will interpret "and" as a keyword
- Undo the removal using [Ctrl+Z] or the menu item
- Now you'll see that the "and" in ";And" is still capitalized, altough it wasn't before.
PB5.31 - Incorrect IDE Undo Operation (When Using Comments)
PB5.31 - Incorrect IDE Undo Operation (When Using Comments)
If any of you native English speakers have any suggestions for the above text, please let me know (via PM). Thanks!
Re: PB5.31 - Incorrect IDE Undo Operation (When Using Commen
I can confirm this behaviour for Linux (PB 4.50) and it's likely an older 'issue'
but I wouldn't regard it as a bug.
Especially as the capitalization had not been my action (any edit-change) which I could want to be made undone.
greets ~ Vera
but I wouldn't regard it as a bug.
Especially as the capitalization had not been my action (any edit-change) which I could want to be made undone.
greets ~ Vera
Two growing code-collections: WinApi-Lib by RSBasic ~ LinuxAPI-Lib by Omi
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Missing a download-file on the forums? ~ check out this backup page.
Re: PB5.31 - Incorrect IDE Undo Operation (When Using Commen
Like you posted Vera, this annoying "half undo feature" is not restricted to the Windows® version of the IDE.
More importantly, in addition to comments being changed, it also affects the source code's literal strings.
More importantly, in addition to comments being changed, it also affects the source code's literal strings.
At a minimum, that IDE behavior should be considered an undo.Vera wrote:but I wouldn't regard it as a bug.
Keep it BASIC.
