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    posted a message on Galaxy++ editor

    @SBeier: Go

    Tried real quick at work (so can't be sure) and it seemed to have been fixed... however, another issue has just appeared (sent an error message), it seems that whenever it tries to look up variable names it generates an error.

    EDIT: Aha! I found the cause of the old crash with }, it seems that it only happens when I don't have "replace tabs with spaces" ticked.

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    @SBeier: Go

    Awesome, downloading right away.

    Submitted an error with the }-error. Anyway, if you want to reproduce yourself:

    void test() { for(int i=0; i < 10; i) {

    } }

    Simple remove the first } and put it back, and it should error (might have to remove it once more and put it back again before it crashes).

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    Awesome work with the editor!

    1. The double-click timer in the editor is truly maddening, I personally have it set to the minimal amount of time in windows, while in the editor it is 1-2 seconds or something like that. Meaning, whenever you place the cursor just slightly off, you must wait 1-2sec before clicking again with the mouse or it will interpret it as a double-click and select the word instead (interestingly enough, clicking once more isn't helping either, as it treats that as yet another double-click). I'd really like this fixed or at least be adjustable.

    2. Not sure if it has been fixed in 1.9.3, but I had some major issues with crashing when doing nested for-loops yesterday, it would crash every other minute basically. The issue had something to do with {}, it seemed like every time I wrote } in certain places it would instantly crash.

    3. Another really disturbing thing is that pressing ESCAPE does not really close any tootips/overlays, but rather inserts a space into the source-file... what's worse is that it really looks like a space but isn't, so it creates really cryptic compile errors.

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