I am trying to disable the automatic shutdown of brackets in Eclipse, and when I have succeeded most I can not stop the editor from inserting the closing bracket for a method call. The result is that when I type:
myBool.equals (true);
As soon as I type opening brackets, a similar closing bracket includes, and what exactly I get:
myBool Equals (true);)
I have preferences -> java -> editor -> typing menus, as well as preferences -> java -> editor -> disable all the full options in the content assistant I have done -> Fill method logic and show estimation of the logic. I have also disabled Smart insert mode options under the Edit menu. Is there any other option that I need to use to prevent eclipse from doing so?
This is the case in the case of Eclipse 3.5.2 (Build ID M20100211-1343). Edit to add: I should also say that this only happens when I wait for the "Intelligence" pop-up with the recommended method names after writing the duration if I click on the suggestion box If I constantly type the code without waiting for, the closing bracket is not included.
I do not know how to disable the Math bracket auto-complete - I'm not sure, If you will be satisfied with my answer but to avoid being terminated with
myBool.equals (true);)
Em> enabled (parenthesis, [square] and & lt; angle bracket
preferences -> java -> editor -> typing menu. Joined with (Which you probably do not want), but you can continue typing normally, as you would in an editor without "Intelligence": Your closing parenthesis will automatically overwrite inserted brackets , So that you do not end up with );)
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