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When I edit a python source code file (.py) and I comment a line (or block) of code with Edit > Comment > Comment Line it correctly adds a # in front of each line. But when uncommenting the line it removes the #and the following character, i.e. it removes one character too much.
For example: #class A:
becomes lass A:
I'm using version 17.0-1unofficial.jammy from the official apt repo. Help > About... says it's version 17.0.0.
Version
Other
Operating system
Linux
Steps to reproduce
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What happened?
When I edit a python source code file (.py) and I comment a line (or block) of code with
Edit > Comment > Comment Line
it correctly adds a#
in front of each line. But when uncommenting the line it removes the#
and the following character, i.e. it removes one character too much.For example:
#class A:
becomes
lass A:
I'm using version 17.0-1unofficial.jammy from the official apt repo.
Help > About...
says it's version 17.0.0.Version
Other
Operating system
Linux
Steps to reproduce
No response
Relevant log output
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: