I posted about this before and it is still not fixed. Here’s the issue in two images:
[spoiler]Before pushing enter:
After pushing enter:
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The else is clearly not positioned correctly after enter is pushed… 
Can you post exact text that will do that behavior? It works fine in that case as far as I can see.
Shouldn’t the else have the same number of intentions as the if?
There is also another annoying thing with adding ends. If you have a function with an end, and you return on the line that has the function, it will add another end.
Example:
Before
function foo() -- RETURN ON THIS LINE
print("bar")
end
After
function foo()
end
print("bar")
end
[quote] There is also another annoying thing with adding ends. If you have a function with an end, and you return on the line that has the function, it will add another end.
Example:
Before
function foo() -- RETURN ON THIS LINE
print("bar")
end
After
function foo()
end
print("bar")
end [/quote]
I was unable to repro this.
[quote] There is also another annoying thing with adding ends. If you have a function with an end, and you return on the line that has the function, it will add another end.
Example:
Before
function foo() -- RETURN ON THIS LINE
print("bar")
end
After
function foo()
end
print("bar")
end [/quote]
Actually I can confirm this.
Maybe not this exact block of code, but it does happen to me a lot in my scripts.
So was I right about my issue? 