Please, when I autocomplete a method name with no parameters (such as toString() ), the autocomplete places the cursor after the method and the semicolon (;). This is generally what I want, and if not, it is easy to backspace and type what I want. However, when autocompleting a method with parameters the cursor is placed inside the parentheses so that I can enter the parameters, which is fine. However, when IDEA decides to place a semicolon after the method (I guess when the method is the beginning of a command), I have to start fooling around with arrow keys or the mouse to get to the next line after typing the method. I would much prefer either: a. Not placing the semicolon automatically - I'll type it if I want (the easiest key to type on a qwerty keyboard). or... b. Allowing me to simply type over the autocompleted semicolon - as is done with closing parens, quotes, etc. This would work because I generally never want two semicolons in a row (outside a for loop) - so the editor can determine that I am trying to type over the existing ;, rather than ending up with an extra ;. Thank you, Avi
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