Hi Ben, since I saw you started refining the IDE usability I'd like to tell
you that I found quite annoying the fact that the double click on a word
doesn't select it entirely if it contains "_". Since probably almost all
the other editors do that it's a bit annoying.
Another simple thing that I like from other editors, and probably is easy
to implement, is that with CTRL+d you duplicate the current code line.
For sure you were already aware about them and have some good reasons why
you didn't implement them yet but since I think they would be useful, and
hope not so difficult to implement, I cared to let you know.

Thanks, chr

there's nothing that's changed that should affect double-clicking, i think it's in your head.

and for the ctrl-d thing please file a separate bug.

sorry for having put the ctrl-d in the same report.

sorry, I haven't been clear :(
The doubleclick thing has always been like that :)
Didn't definitely change between issues.
It was just a proposal, if possible, for next revision.

Sorry for the missunderstanding, chr

P.S.: My head is already full with many other things :D

Am I wrong or also the "Severity" was set as "enhancement"?
But maybe also this was in my head :D

chr

enhancement means feature request.

So that, it has never been added, so no change untill it will be :)

chr

looking at this again, the current behavior is actually a feature of
programmer's editors.

for instance, the double-clicking the constant HALF_PI in the "HALF"
section should only select HALF, not the entire constant. movement around
the text in programmer's editors is helped by breaking things into such units.

Hi Ben, well, the IDE I use (Eclipse included) on double click select the
all variable name. And to be honest I find it very handy. No doubt that
sometimes could be useful the partial selection, but to be honest I reckon
the it is much less needed. Especially if we consider that the IDE doesn't
help with auto completion or name checks, so copy and paste is often the
way to go. If it would be possible to change and you have doubts on its
utility, the coolest way could be to make a survey in the forum. "Vox
populi" always rules ;)

P.S.: CTRL+D to duplicate the current line of code the cursor is, is
another shortcut I found in general useful on some text editors.