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Confirming the doubled entree for "&", which is fixed now. Regarding the "_" (underscore), maybe there was a mix-up with the "-" (single dash)? I can only see one of each in GEANY_WORDCHARS.
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Sorry for the late reply. Tested today and indeed, the double "_" is superfluous, so I took it out. Things seem to be pretty fool-proof now (self-reference). Thanks again for all your patience.
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Further enhancements added to Open/Copy URI word selection. Based on http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#section-2
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&
is there twice58f9216
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_
is inGEANY_WORDCHARS
(but it's not a problem to have it twice I guess)58f9216
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Confirming the doubled entree for "&", which is fixed now. Regarding the "_" (underscore), maybe there was a mix-up with the "-" (single dash)? I can only see one of each in GEANY_WORDCHARS.
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@glitsj16 I mean that
_
is inGEANY_WORDCHARS
but you also added it (after+
), so it's actually there twice in the resulting string.58f9216
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Let's try it out in praxis. We can adjust them if it's not working well.
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Sorry for the late reply. Tested today and indeed, the double "_" is superfluous, so I took it out. Things seem to be pretty fool-proof now (self-reference). Thanks again for all your patience.