1. When you use smart strings the start and closing are automatically presented, allowing easy insert.
2. and 3. would result in errors for me in the way I type and could lead to difficult to detect bugs
1. When you use smart strings the start and closing are automatically presented, allowing easy insert.
2. and 3. would result in errors for me in the way I type and could lead to difficult to detect bugs
It is a common practice to do these things in most modern IDEs. If 2 is a problem, you can hit backspace or delete. If 3 is a problem, you can hit delete. Anyway, one way to handle it would be to make it where the user can turn these features on or off.