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Old 05-16-2019, 04:39 AM   #7
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2. Yes. With "<em>word", typing "</" will occasionally get autocompleted to "<em>word</word>" instead of "<em>word</em>". It's a rare editing session where it never happens, but it usually only happens a time or three. But, as described, sometimes it wants to stick around for a while.
Sometimes you have to wait for the file to be re-parsed before it knows what tag it's closing. For example, I sometimes type "<h1>Blah</" and the editor autocompletes it as "</h>" or the like. Give it a few seconds to catch up, delete the closing tag, then try "</" again and it works. The larger the file is, the longer it takes, obviously.
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