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yeah looks like we don't support that case atm, though this one comes close
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The situation is pretty good on Insiders after the many link changes that have gone in since December: ! Keeping this open to also match the part and ideally select the actual range in this case.
what's Insiders? EDIT: the beta,
I'm enjoying the improvement, but the pattern still doesn't work, e.g.: Thanks!
is that a real example or did you make up the characters part? I'm not sure what multi-line and multi-character means exactly
Forking proper multi-line support to , we should be able to support the simple case of just going to the first line easily in the one.
Thank you for your work! It's a real example, just going to the first line is good enough for me! The meaning of is "in the selection within file F, spanning from line N1, character/column C1 to line N2, character/column C2" (subject to off-by-one errors, I don't remember how the characters are counted).
Oh ok, that makes sense
FYI the row/col end part of the link should work when is merged

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text: { link: 'foo: [339,12]', prefix: undefined, suffix: ': [339,12]', hasRow: true, hasCol: true }, { link: 'foo: [339, 12]', prefix: undefined, suffix: ': [339, 12]', hasRow: true, hasCol: true }, <ins> // OCaml-style { link: '"foo", line 339, character 12', prefix: '"', suffix: '", line 339, character 12', hasRow: true, hasCol: true }, { link: '"foo", line 339, characters 12-13', prefix: '"', suffix: '", line 339, characters 12-13', hasRow: true, hasCol: true }, { link: '"foo", lines 339-340', prefix: '"', suffix: '", lines 339-340', hasRow: true, hasCol: false }, </ins> // Non-breaking space { link: 'foou00A0339:12', prefix: undefined, suffix: 'u00A0339:12', hasRow: true, hasCol: true }, { link: '"foo" on line 339,u00A0column 12', prefix: '"', suffix: '" on line 339,u00A0column 12', hasRow: true, hasCol: true },