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Describe the bug / provide steps to reproduce it
When editing a file with the default HTML syntax highlighting enabled, typing an opening HTML tag (e.g., <p>) automatically inserts its corresponding closing tag (</p>). This behavior is not controllable by any visible setting and persists even after disabling all auto-completion features and uninstalling all plugins
The root cause appears to be the default HTML syntax highlighter itself, as the auto-closing behavior stops immediately when the file's syntax is changed to "Text"
This forces me to constantly delete the unwanted closing tag. To have a setting to disable this feature would be better
Steps to Reproduce:
- Disable all plugins
- Go to Acode settings and ensure all "auto-completion," "auto-correct," and similar features are turned off
- Create a new file
- Set the file's language/syntax to HTML
- Type
<p>: the editor automatically changes the line to<p></p>, placing the cursor in the middle - Now, change the file's language/syntax to Text
- Type
<p>: the tag is not auto-closed, which is the desired behavior
Environment
v1.11.7
Android 10
Webview is latest from Google Play Store, always (checked)
(No idea what "command palette" even refers to)
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If applicable, attach your Acode.log file to this issue.
Acode.log
Log doesn't seem to prove anything related to the editor, I only noted [ERROR] [object Object] as the only other line was about the app starting