Add delete pair before the cursor

[altermo]

This PR adds the feature to delete pair () before the cursor.
Example: ()| > <bs> > |

[ribru17]

Please make this feature opt in if you end up adding it I think it can be quite annoying sometimes (though unintentionally)

[BingCoke]

Please make this feature opt in if you end up adding it I think it can be quite annoying sometimes (though unintentionally)

Each has its pros and cons. such as "some(other()<|>)" when i input twice will get => "some(other".

but it seems add a opt

I hope it cloud be merg into master

[ribru17]

Maybe you are right about opting in then, I suppose more useful than harmful

[ribru17]

I think you are right that this should be enabled by default 👍 sorry my mistake

[ribru17]

Also I was wondering: is this PR any different from doing a rule such as this?

Rule(bracket[1] .. bracket[2], '')
    :with_pair(function() return false end),

where bracket would just be some table iterating over each pair of brackets, i.e. (, ), [, ], etc. This rule adds a delete for such a pair without inserting a pairing or moving

[ribru17]

Sorry, going to stop bugging now: just realized you are the author of the new autopair plugin! Thanks for creating, going to check it out now.

[altermo]

Okay, I enabled it by default.
Also, it is probably the same as the rule you talk about, with the only difference being that you need to refactor some of the functions you pass to cond, though I haven't looked into it too much.

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