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IMHO, Leo should have navigated to the actual class definition line, not to the target in a quoted string. At a minimum, the target could be class Commands\s*[:(], but preferably there would be a check for surrounding quotations.
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@tbpassin This issue is too minor and too tricky to fix in any useful way. I am going to close it.
Yes, the results may not be optimal, but executing find-next (F3) or find-prev should mostly work.
The code contains this comment: re searches are more accurate, but not enough to be worth changing the user's settings. Saving and restoring the users settings is what makes #3871 so fraught.
When I CONTROL-Clicked Commands on this line:
c = leoCommands.Commands(fileName,
Leo navigated me to the following instead of the actual class definition:
IMHO, Leo should have navigated to the actual class definition line, not to the target in a quoted string. At a minimum, the target could be
class Commands\s*[:(]
, but preferably there would be a check for surrounding quotations.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: