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In VSCode, typing a close parenthesis (or any other close of an auto-closing pair) when the cursor is to the left of that character always causes it to move the cursor to the right of the character without inserting a character. Instead, it should understand balancing and insert a parenthesis if there are more left parentheses than right. See examples below.
\\ The cursor is represented by '‸'
symbols.Add(new Symbol("fixed"+i+"."+(bitLength-i‸)); // Starting here, press ')'
symbols.Add(new Symbol("fixed"+i+"."+(bitLength-i)‸); // Results in this
symbols.Add(new Symbol("fixed"+i+"."+(bitLength-i)‸)); // Should result in this (VS does this)
symbols.Add(new Symbol("fixed"+i+"."+(bitLength-i‸))); // Starting here, press ')'
symbols.Add(new Symbol("fixed"+i+"."+(bitLength-i)‸)); // Currently and should continue to result in this
In VSCode, typing a close parenthesis (or any other close of an auto-closing pair) when the cursor is to the left of that character always causes it to move the cursor to the right of the character without inserting a character. Instead, it should understand balancing and insert a parenthesis if there are more left parentheses than right. See examples below.