Reputation: 31225
I've always found the eclipse's automatic close quotes and parenthesis features to be useless. For example hitting on a single " will lead to
"<cursor>"
I don't need the second quote. It's annoying to remove afterward. How to turn this feature off?
Update: I now kept the setting on. If you type another quote " it will break through.
Upvotes: 101
Views: 27884
Reputation: 671
As Allethrin and Graham rightfully mentioned, for most of the cases you'd need "Typing" setting in corresponding sections of the Preferences:
Although, it might not be enough for some people.
For those who need it for a Generic Text Editor (i.e. if you struggle with automatically closing quotes in other files, like YAML, etc.), you can turn "auto-closing" off per Language Configuration under Preferences -> TextMate -> Language Configuration -> Selected Content Type -> Auto Closing Pairs. Just uncheck "Enable auto closing":
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1200
Try Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Typing and uncheck the "Strings" checkbox in the "Automatically close" group.
Upvotes: 110
Reputation: 1195
You could also hit quote when you want to exit the auto-complete quote. This will put you outside the quote as if you closed it yourself. So this feature doesn't really break the flow of you programing.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 11
The location for similar auto quoting capabilities in PyDev for eclipse: Windows -> PyDev -> Editor -> Typing -> "Automatic literal closing."
In order to enable pressing enter to exit the quotes check "Enable link on automatic parentheses or literals closing."
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 261
You need to turn this feature off for all editors: Go to Preferences and in the "type filer text" box type "typing". Then click on each result and un-check all unwanted automatically close options.
Upvotes: 21
Reputation: 4529
To turn off auto quotes in Titanium Studio, under preferences -> Titanium Studio -> Editors -> uncheck "Auto-close matching character pairs"
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 5571
Jump out of the quotes by simply hitting Enter when you are done typing the string contents (at least, in the java editor).
Upvotes: 2