Reputation: 2335
Consider I have a statement like this in IntelliJ:
String spaces = "I have spaces";
System.out.println(spaces)
I want to change the code to :
String spaces = "I have spaces";
System.out.println(StringUtility.removeSpaces(spaces));
When I use IntelliJ autocomplete it auto-completes removeSpaces() for me but puts the variable spaces outside the parenthesis.
String spaces = "I have spaces";
System.out.println(StringUtility.removeSpaces()spaces);
Any way to make it autocomplete with spaces inside as intended?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 596
Reputation: 26462
Use the opening parenthesis ( to complete the auto-completion. You'll end up with:
String spaces = "I have spaces";
System.out.println(StringUtility.removeSpaces(spaces);
Then use Complete Current Statement CommandShiftEnter to fix the closing parenthesis.
Upvotes: 3