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It would be nice for coc-pairs to detect php file type and have a special support for < as the 1st character of the 1st or 2nd line (because 1st line sometimes contains a shebang) that would delete the closing > if the next character is ?.
The issue is whenever I type < at the beginning of a PHP file coc-pairs adds the closing angular bracket > which is not only cumbersome to delete each time the user creates a new class but also prevents some popular (e.g. honza's] PHP snippets from working correctly, e.g. <? expands to the following (notice the closing bracket):
<?phpVISUAL>
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It would be nice for
coc-pairs
to detectphp
file type and have a special support for<
as the 1st character of the 1st or 2nd line (because 1st line sometimes contains a shebang) that would delete the closing>
if the next character is?
.The issue is whenever I type
<
at the beginning of a PHP filecoc-pairs
adds the closing angular bracket>
which is not only cumbersome to delete each time the user creates a new class but also prevents some popular (e.g. honza's] PHP snippets from working correctly, e.g.<?
expands to the following (notice the closing bracket):The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: