Reproducing Paul's report (below) with internal and external editor --

jshell> /rese
| Resetting state.

jshell> if (45 < 72) { printf("45 < 72%n"); }
45 < 72

jshell> /ed

jshell> /li

   1 : if (45 < 72) { printf("45 < 72%n"); }
   2 : if (45 > 72) { printf("45 > 72%n"); }
   3 : ;

jshell> /drop 2 3

jshell> /set editor kwrite
| Editor set to: kwrite

jshell> /ed

jshell> /li

   1 : if (45 < 72) { printf("45 < 72%n"); }
   4 : if (45 > 72) { printf("45 > 72%n"); }
   5 : ;

jshell>

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On 12/10/16 04:56, Paul Deitel wrote:
I just noticed that when I edit a multiline if statement as in my email below. Edit Pad displays the if statement with a terminating ; as in

if (45 < 72) {
     printf("45 < 72%n");
};

I assume this is where the extra statement is coming from.

We should not be adding a semicolon to the closing } of the statement.


On Dec 9, 2016, at 8:51 PM, Paul Deitel wrote:

One more thing: Even if the line after the closing brace has an actual statement on it, the separate snippet containing just a semicolon appears in the /list between the if statement and the other actual statement.



On Dec 9, 2016, at 8:47 PM, Paul Deitel wrote:

I would definitely remove one button and just have Cancel and “Accept and Exit”

Separately though, I had the following interaction:

jshell> if (45 < 72) {
  ...> printf("45 < 72%n");
  ...> }
45 < 72

jshell> /edit 1

jshell> /list

  1 : if (45 < 72) {
         printf("45 < 72%n");
      }
  2 : if (45 > 72) {
         printf("45 > 72%n");
      }
  3 : ;


to produce the code snippet #2, I simply edited it in Edit Pad, changing only the two < operators in snippet 1 to >. When I clicked Exit, then listed the snippets I also get snippet 3 which is just a ;

There is an extra blank line in Edit Pad following the snippet when you load it—it appears you guys are adding a semicolon to that line automatically, thus producing the extra snippet.