Clarify word use
Since you're talking about positions, replace "right position" to "correct position" to help clarify the statement.
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@ -177,7 +177,7 @@ If you now type `:div`, you get the `<div></div>` expansion, with the cursor bet
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* This feature should be used with care in **multiline** expansions, as it may yield
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* This feature should be used with care in **multiline** expansions, as it may yield
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**unexpected results** when using it in code editors that support **auto indenting**.
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**unexpected results** when using it in code editors that support **auto indenting**.
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This is due to the way the feature is implemented: espanso simulates a series of `left arrow`
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This is due to the way the feature is implemented: espanso simulates a series of `left arrow`
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key-presses to position the cursor in the right position. This works perfectly in single line
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key-presses to position the cursor in the correct position. This works perfectly in single line
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replacements or in non-autoindenting fields, but can be problematic in code editors, as they
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replacements or in non-autoindenting fields, but can be problematic in code editors, as they
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automatically insert indentations that modify the number of required presses in a way
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automatically insert indentations that modify the number of required presses in a way
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espanso is not capable to detect.
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espanso is not capable to detect.
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```
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<a href='YOUR_COPIED_LINK'></a>
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<a href='YOUR_COPIED_LINK'></a>
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```
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```
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