Insert literal brace?
Insert literal brace?
- Subject: Insert literal brace?
- From: Fritz Anderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2009 12:39:30 -0600
I have Xcode set up to auto-insert a closing brace (}) whenever I type
an opening brace ({). This is what I mean to do _almost_ every time.
However, sometimes I want to write something like:
- (NSUInteger) folderCount { return self.folders.count; }
since I don't like expending three extra lines for so little. But as
soon as I type the opening brace, the extra line and the closing brace
are inserted, and I have to crawl around a bit to get what I want.
In versions of Xcode before 3.2.x, I could prevent autoinsertion by
pressing ctrl-Q, the Emacs-style literal-quote command, before the
brace. Then I'd just get the brace and nothing else. That seems to
have gone away. Can anyone suggest a new workaround?
— F
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