Class snippet error when not wanting extend. about language-php

[lee-dohm]

It seems like this is a duplicate of atom/snippets#59? You seem to mention as much in your comment:

atom/snippets#59 (comment)

[lukasoppermann]

@lee-dohm is this the same? Because here nothing is extended, it is just the highlight, so to me it looks very different. But If you say this highlight issue has the same root as the extending sat the end of something issue.

[lee-dohm]

They're both occurring in PHP. They seem to both happen when pressing TAB after a double-s. I would be surprised if they are not the same root cause. I'll leave this open for now with the link between the two established.

[lukasoppermann]

@lee-dohm What do you mean double-s? This one is after an e in this case and it really does not matter what letter I have at the end. Do you misunderstand my problem by any chance? :) Ahh, well when I press tab after typing class this works fine for extending it. (This might be what was misunderstood?)

I attached a screenshot, to make it more clear maybe I am explaining it badly. What should be highlighted is [space]extends AnotherClassso it can easily be deleted.

IS highlighted:

SHOULD be highlighted:

[kevinsawicki]

The issue is that the two tab stops touch so when you edit one, it gets incorrectly included in the other since the next tab stop starts at the edge of where you are currently typing.

The quick fix is to make them not overlap, further than that would probably involve a solution that involves adding a new invalidation strategy to the text buffer's marker implementation.