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Using ctrl-chars in erlang code makes wrangler missbehave #61

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alx242 opened this issue Nov 3, 2014 · 5 comments
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Using ctrl-chars in erlang code makes wrangler missbehave #61

alx242 opened this issue Nov 3, 2014 · 5 comments

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@alx242
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alx242 commented Nov 3, 2014

If I have character with a ctrl-character in it wrangler will try and strip out part of that character.

Example:

If this exists in the code:
$^k

Wrangler will always try and remove parts of this character like this:
$\k

Since my code is littered with these it becomes quite hard to use wrangler for my code base...:/

@alx242
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alx242 commented Nov 3, 2014

This happens whenever I try and do a bit of refactoring in modules that contains these chars...

@simonjohnthompson
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Thanks for letting us know!

Simon

@alx242
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alx242 commented Nov 3, 2014

The text was supposed to say:

This:
$^k
gets replaced with this:
$\k

A missing backslash in there :)

Hope it's clear what I meant anyways.

@huiqing
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huiqing commented Nov 4, 2014

Thanks. We are working to fix this.

@simonjohnthompson
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We'll include this fix in the next release.

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