[Bug?] Surround With Live Template does not always determine the correct context

This seems to be a bug for me. Please submit a request.

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"Chris Bartley" <jiveadmin@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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I thought I'd ask for feedback from the group before posting this as a

bug. It feels like one to me, but others may like it...
>

In the example code below, if you place the caret within the word

Hello and then do CTRL-W (Select Word at Caret) at least 3
times and then do a Surround With Live Template, IDEA considers the
context to be Java String.
>

However, if you start by placing the caret within, say, the word

println and then do CTRL-W at least 4 times (which yields the same
selection as doing CTRL-W 3 times in the above case) and then do a
Surround With Live Template, IDEA considers the context to be Java
Code.
>

 public class SurroundWithLiveTemplateTest
>    {
>    public void foo()
>       {
>       System.out.println("Hello");
>       }
>    }]]>

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I expected the context to be determined from what I have selected, not

simply where the caret is located.
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The above example is perhaps clearer because the context is Java Code at

both the ends of the selection. I guess the problem arises when there's a
mix of contexts, e.g. a selection that includes a line of code followed by a
comment. In the case of more than one context, maybe IDEA could instead
present all applicable Live Templates?
>

Thoughts?

This seems to be a bug for me. Please submit a
request.

Done:

http://www.intellij.net/tracker/idea/viewSCR?publicId=12298