Version 1.2.0.2998 Format SQL (Ctrl-B) bug

When I invoke this feature on any of my packages, part-way through it stops un-indenting the "END;" statements at the end of functions in the package body, so each subsequent function is indented one level more than the one before. It seems to handle the "END;" statements at the end of procedures properly, but not for functions.
This is a package that compiles without error.
Is this a known bug?

There are many deficiencies in this feature.
The team will do a major review on it one of the next versions.
Regards,
K.

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Congratulations to the team!! Thanls for offering such a useful tool!
I like "Snippet" a lot.
I put the following into the window beloe "Enter SQL statement"
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How shall we this function?

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However, I have tried the examples given, just cut and pasted them into the Worksheet and I am not seeing any truncation.
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Sorry,
Format SQL is still a nightmare.
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b) in a function (PL/SQL) after a Ctrl+B the complete code disappears
Has this ever been tested somehow.
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I just tried switching Wrap off per Tom True's post and it seems to fix the problem :-)
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Could you please fix the parser bug and implement the selection-wise format feature?
TIA,
K.

Barry,
Originally, I wanted to format a package made in another editor, having the indents horribly aligned.
The error I got is the one I mentioned: the 'ó' character inside a '--' comment.
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You can reproduce also in the SQL worksheet, also with other accentuated chars, and even in string values. For instance, try to format 'sELeCT 'testó' fROm DuaL;'.
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Thanks for your interest!
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