If user types a paren *immediately before* a paren, skip *past* the paren instead
AutoComplete suggestion: MS Visual Studio does this, you should too.
- Type in a function name: SQLComplete adds a full set of parentheses: SET X=myFunction()
- Type in function parameters: SET x = MyFunction(1,2)
- If user types closing paren, we have two, which is wrong. Current alternative is to right arrow or something to get past it.
- SUGGESTION: If user types a paren immediately before a paren, skip past the paren instead!
MS Visual Studio does this and it works great.
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