RJ TextEd

Hi Rickard.

If I'm typing CSS in specific file types (.css / .less / .sass / .scss) or in a <style> block, as soon as I type ": " (colon, space) it gets replaced with ":: ;" (2 colons, 2 spaces and a semi-colon). Seems like a nice shortcut but not quite correct, I'd expect to end up with ": ;" (colon, space, semi-colon - with the cursor before the semi-colon).

Please can you check it out and fix it or advise how I can disable the autocomplete?

Thank you.

Same with a tab, i.e. property, colon and then tab.

Hi Rickard.

Is there a way to disable it? There seems to be no context, it just triggers anywhere in a document, many times I need curly braces, for new rules and sub-elements in SASS, but I keep getting ": ;"

Thanks very much.

Update to version 16.33. It should work now.