Is there a feature to intelligently close current line and open new line?
I have a macro to open line below (opposite of ctl-Enter). Is there a R#r
feature to do this? Something intelligent that would at least add ';' if
needed... maybe close ')', '}', ']', etc.?
If not I'll add the request.
/jhd
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John,
just out of curiosity, what the difference between you macro and simple
Enter keystroke?
Sorry if I'm missing something.
"John Dhom" <a@b.c> wrote in message news:cb9juo$urq$1@is.intellij.net...
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The macro works from anywhere in the current line of code. Think of it as
goto end of line + Enter.
Used to bind it to alt-Enter... since open line above is ctl-Enter... til I
started using some add-in that stole my binding... hehe.
Not sure how smart R#r can be in this case(s). Minimally R#r could ensure
ending ';' and open new line below.
Do you not use something like this? Or do you take your hand(s) off the home
row to do END, ENTER or something?
/jhd
"Dmitry Shaporenkov (JetBrains)" <dsha@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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There is something like this in IDEA, say
System.out.println("hello"(22
And it completes "));"
In IDEA I used to bind it to enter, and just ctrl+enter as real enter.
Sincerely
Jens Peter Grosen
music to my ears ;)
/jhd
"Jens Peter Grosen" <no_mail@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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