Set ,, to add argument to function or array.

I'm a VIM user currently evaluating PHPStorm. As both VIM and PHPStorm so nicely complete the second [single|double] quote when opening the first quote, I have VIM configured to let me easily add additional arguments from within quoted strings:

1. Move to the next [single|double] quote

2. Add a comma and a space

3. Leave the cursor in insert mode after the space

 

The VIM configuration look like this:

 

inoremap ,, <Esc>/"\\|'<Return>a,<Space>

 

 

How might I configure PHPStorm to provide the same functionality? Thank you.

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Are you using .vimrc filefor your VIM configuration? IdeaVim plugin supports the same, please see docs at https://github.com/JetBrains/ideavim

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Thank you Dmitry. I am not using the IdeaVim plugin as I am trying to learn how to use PHPStorm itself. Does PHPStorm have an "Add argument" ability, that may work the same or differently than that which I had configured in VIM?

 

In other words, if the pipe character | represents the character position, how would I get from here:

fooBar("PHPStorm | rocks");

...to here:

fooBar("PHPStorm rocks", |);

 

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Hi there,

>Does PHPStorm have an "Add argument" ability, that may work the same or differently than that which I had configured in VIM?

None AFAIK (although I could be wrong here). You can check almost all available actions at "Settings/Preferences | Keymap"

For PHP .. the latest 2016.1.1 has "smart completion of function arguments" functionality (enabled by default; how to turn it off) which helps you with writing such code (you need to use Enter or Tab to get into another parameter placeholder)

 

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Thank you Andriy. Smart completion of function arguments is a nice feature and good replacement for what I'm looking for when it works..

However I find it's scope limiting. For instance, one of my current projects is developing a Wordpress plugin, and this feature does not support the built-in Wordpress functions out of the box. I'll experiment and see if I can get it to recognize the WP functions and some other things that I'd like it to work with.

Thank you!

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