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Restore IDE behavior when Autobrackets is disabled - #666
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With the change to autobrackets a while back, the IDE suddenly started to just skip over end bracket type symbols if one were to type them and the next character was an end bracket. This makes sense with the autobracket enabled, but when it's turned off, those keystrokes should be processed as before, without skipping that next character. This just ties the behavior to that toggle variable to where it skips the character when the autobrackets is enabled, but restores the old behavior when it's not.
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With the change to autobrackets a while back, the IDE suddenly started to just skip over end bracket type symbols if one were to type them and the next character was an end bracket. This makes sense with the autobracket enabled, but when it's turned off, those keystrokes should be processed as before, without skipping that next character.
This just ties the behavior to that toggle variable to where it skips the character when the autobrackets is enabled, but restores the old behavior when it's not.