When I am coding tags, and I am entering attributes (e.g. bgcolor="red") I should be able to use either single-quotes or double-quotes around the attribute value, it shouldn't matter which, no?

One caveat to this is when you want to place Java in the attribute value.  Then, it's easiest to use single quotes, i.e. bgcolor='', around the value so you can code Java String Literals in the Java code, i.e. bgcolor='<%= error ? "red" : "blue" %>'

The problem here is, I'm typing along, and I get to the "bgcolor=", and the JSP editor sometimes automatically adds the double quotes.  So I wind up with this: bgcolor="'<%= error ? ...'".

Either the JSP Editor needs to stop trying to anticipate the quotes, or it needs to recognize that I have typed a single-quote right after it automatically inserted the double-quote, and switch to single-quotes or at least remove the double-quotes.

This is maddening because I'm usually several steps ahead, not paying close attention to what's on the screen, and I notice this has happened only later, and I have to stop my train of thought and go back and fix it.  The editor shouldn't be fighting me.