Turning back on Braces on highlighted code
Hello,
So I reinstalled my visual studio and I forgot how to make it so that when you highlight the code and type the brackets '{' it automatically puts the whole code between brackets. { (highlighted code) }
I remember trying to figure out this previously and I spent so much time until I finally figured it out. I thought this time I would save myself and simply just ask.
Thanks
Optional Side Question: What are some of your most used features of ReSharper that you use daily? Just wondering, thanks.
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Hello,
I don't think you can do that right now with ReSharper. The only option is to Alt+Enter and then select the "Surround with block" item. We plan on adding this feature in 2019.2.
I did have this feature a few days ago. So you are saying this was a Visual Studio feature? Because I turned off and on some stuff before finally getting it all set up like how I had it before this current redo.
Yes, it looks like it's a Visual Studio feature. You need to enable "Options | Text Editor | C/C++ | Advanced | Enable Surround with Braces".
Thanks that fixed that part.
Ugh! But now, when I type out a function and use the smart window it doesn't complete the (). This is a bit frustrating figuring out which needs to control what.