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When nesting placeholders/tab stops in snippets, and you erase the parent placeholder, subsequent tabs should go to the next logical placeholder/tab stop instead of the now missing ones.


I am unsure if this is expected behavior, but it is definately inconvenient.

 
+4
Jay Gillibrand
To clarify, I think this is saying if you have a snippet like:


  ${1:var ${2} = } ${3:something};

When $1 is selected, if you delete or overwrite it, then $2 should be skipped (since it's gone) and you should move to $3 right away. Currently, you have to hit tab twice to get to $3.

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