Description David Williams 2005-07-22 13:46:00 EDT

In code such as following: 
Path info: <% out.print(util.HTMLFilter.filter(request.getPathInfo())); %>
<br>
Query string: <% out.print(util.HTMLFilter.filter(request.getQueryString())); %>

if the selection contains the JSP scriptlets, then the comments added should be
JSP Comments. 
If the selection contains only HTML regions (or HTML text) then the comments should 
be HTML comments (there might be some use case here to have both choices in this 
latter case, but in the first case, I do not think anyone would ever want to 
surround a JSP region with HTLM comments since they should have little effect,
the JSP region would still be a JSP region (though results might not be
"displayed" to end user at their browser, it results of the evalutated code
could be in the browsers 'source' for the page). 

FYI ... I know we are not supposed to group bugs ... but there's a number of
inconsistent, or not helpful behaviors here. Such as if cursor is at 'request'
in above example, I suspect the users intent is to surround whole JSP scriptlet
with a comment ... or ... probably we should investigate using Java comments if
inside a Java region.