Python: smartquotes with f-strings

[jasonmotha]

Describe the bug

When using python in an editor typing print(f"{test}") results in a smart quote being added on the second quote but not the first.

Expected Behavior

I'd expect a smartquote to be added on the first quote.

Current Behavior

A smartquote is added when you are closing the quote on the f-string.

Reproduction Steps

typing print(f"{test}")

Or any f-string with a variable.

Possible Solution

Detecting parameters that create f-strings

Additional Information/Context

This might also be a problem for raw strings in python.

Ace Version / Browser / OS / Keyboard layout

I tested this on the live version too https://ace.c9.io/build/kitchen-sink.html -- browser is firefox, also reproduced in chrome.

[InspiredGuy]

Thanks for the the report! The issue seems to be that current behaviour, used for the python mode, prevents second quote to be added if there is a word before the first quote - https://github.com/ajaxorg/ace/blob/master/src/mode/behaviour/cstyle.js#L264. Creating a new behaviour for Python, which would add a check for that syntax-specific symbol present in front of the first quote to prevent returning null instantly, might fix this issue. The check in the new behaviour could be something like if ((isWordBefore && wordBefore !== 'f') || isWordAfter).

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[andrewnester]

Released in 1.16.0