How to escape auto-completed brackets in Eclipse?

Question

How can I jump out of a set of auto-completed brackets in Eclipse?

For instance if I open a set of parenthesis I can jump out of that set by hitting the tab key.

For example: if (x <= y)|

• If I hit the tab key while inside of the (), my cursor will jump to the position of the |.

Whenever I make new brackets for a class, if-else, etc, it becomes annoying always having to hit the arrow key to get out of the brackets.

For example: if (x <= y) { *code* }

• Is there a way to jump to the outside of the braces, besides having to use the arrow keys?

Thanks.

Answer 1

Not with one command afaik, but you can use Ctrl + Shift + P to jump to the closing bracket } and then use Shift + Enter to jump to a new line inserted after the closing bracket.