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If select any valid pair of brackets, e.g. [], () or {}, and type another one, they'll be replaced properly but extra closing bracket will be inserted after opening one. Example. Having: $f('a', 1, false) After replace: $f[]'a', 1, false] But sequence $f(1, 'a', false) works ok. This action adds 2 lines in history: for replace and for extra closing bracket.
(In reply to unti1x from comment #0) > After replace: > > $f[]'a', 1, false] What are the exact steps, please? Any text selected? Or how exactly do you replace the bracket? Simply reopen this issue, thanks.