ruby syntax

[asipe]

While working with ruby in SE I noticed a 'feature' that I'd like to turn off.   I've only seen this with ruby files.

When I type a [ SE will automatically put in a trailing ].   When I type a { SE will automatically put in a trailing }.   For me this is a real pain because then I have to move past the trailing character manually after I enter the content.   

Some examples:

Dir[*.dat].each {|file|.....
puts "today is #{now.to_s}"

In both those cases, the auto injection happens on the [ and the {.

Is there anyway to turn this off or configure which items it makes sense for?    I've tried several settings in the file extension configuration but I can't seem to turn it off.

Thanks -andy

[Dan]

Andy -

Go to Tools>Options>Key Bindings and unbind those keys.

Hope this helps,

Dan

[asipe]

Go to Tools>Options>Key Bindings and unbind those keys.

The [ and { keys aren't bound to any macro or command that I can see.

Any other ideas?

-andy

[Dan]

Try unchecking "Affect all modes", I think this is the problem.

[asipe]

That did it - thanks.

-andy