Christo Kutrovsky
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Hello,
Usually when you do a delete word (ctrl+del or ctrl+backspace) you are supposed to delete the word on the left or on the right of the cursor.
PL/SQL developers deletes until the next word on the left or on the right.
What this means is that if you have:
select /*+ hint hint */ column_name
and your cursor is between the 2 hint words, and press ctrl+del it will delete everything until "column_name".
To me it sounds more logical to delete just the "hint" word.
Usually when you do a delete word (ctrl+del or ctrl+backspace) you are supposed to delete the word on the left or on the right of the cursor.
PL/SQL developers deletes until the next word on the left or on the right.
What this means is that if you have:
select /*+ hint hint */ column_name
and your cursor is between the 2 hint words, and press ctrl+del it will delete everything until "column_name".
To me it sounds more logical to delete just the "hint" word.
