Inserting a Line Above the Current Line

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创建于 2009年04月27日 19:22

In build 856, it seems that you can do this with Ctrl-Shift-Enter only if the cursor is positioned before the first character on the line. For example,

def foo
end

If the cursor is positioned before the "e" in end, Ctrl-Shift-Enter opens a line above "end" and inserts 2 spaces. If the cursor is positioned anywhere else on the line, however, a line is added below the current line. Is there another way to insert a line above the current one?

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Roman Chernyatchik

创建于 2009年04月28日 15:11

gardnercr wrote:

In build 856, it seems that you can do this with Ctrl-Shift-Enter only if the cursor is positioned before the first character on the line. For example,

Ctrl+Shift+Enter - is "Complete current statement" action and it doesn't designed to for inserting a line above current line. E.g. in Ruby code:

#before
def fo<caret>o

#after
def foo
<caret>
end

Or in RHTML code:

#before
<% if con<caret>dition %>

# after
<% if condition %>
<caret>
<% end %>

We don't have special action for inserting a line above. I've filled a feature request - http://www.jetbrains.net/jira/browse/RUBY-3862. Feel free to comment and vote for the issue.

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