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Pressing return in an element puts cursor in wrong position #105
and then press return, the cursor ends up in a weird position:
<div>
|</div>
I always then have to move my cursor one line up and press return again. Wouldn't it be better if the cursor inserts two newlines and indents correctly, like this:
This would be handy. However, it's very rare scenario. More often I'd type div and press tab key. In those cases, class is created automatically and empty line below plus correct indentation is set:
Not to say it's not useful (it is), just that it's a rare way of typing.
If Atom peeps are reading this, you should consider parking all fancy new features like Teletype for a good sprint or two and nail all the possible issues like this once and for all. It's the small details that matter to everybody. There are many many features still missing in Atom that are present on Sublime or even Dreamweaver (like Collapse Full Tag).
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revelt commentedon Apr 19, 2018
This would be handy. However, it's very rare scenario. More often I'd type
divand presstabkey. In those cases,classis created automatically and empty line below plus correct indentation is set:Not to say it's not useful (it is), just that it's a rare way of typing.
If Atom peeps are reading this, you should consider parking all fancy new features like Teletype for a good sprint or two and nail all the possible issues like this once and for all. It's the small details that matter to everybody. There are many many features still missing in Atom that are present on Sublime or even Dreamweaver (like Collapse Full Tag).