How to add semicolon after method call when inside parameter list in IntelliJ IDEA?

Boosting your code completion game

IntelliJ IDEA offers a wide range of keyboard shortcuts for quick and efficient coding. When composing nested method calls, simply pressing Shift+Enter at the end of the internal method call magically wraps the line with parentheses and a semicolon. It's like a smart spell that does the code conjuring for you!

Tailoring IntelliJ shortcuts to your coding style

Found your fingers are more accustomed with a different key combination? No problem! IntelliJ IDEA's customizable keymap got you covered. What you need is to map the "Complete Current Statement" action to your preferred shortcut under Settings > Keymap (don't worry! No coding wizards were cast under a spell in the process).

Power of live templates

Do you find yourself writing similar code patterns again and again? Live Templates to the rescue! Create a snippet to insert the method call with semicolon ($METHOD_CALL$;) under Settings > Editor > Live Templates. Boom! You're now a semicolon wizard! 🧙‍♂️

Navigating IntelliJ toolbox

IntelliJ IDEA, the Swiss army knife for developers, gives you the power to boost productivity and maintain a consistent coding style by customizing keymaps and live templates. Using these tools, you can accelerate development, making coding as fluid as painting a picture.

Seamlessly switching from other IDEs

Embracing IntelliJ IDEA from other IDEs? IntelliJ IDEA facilitates that transition by empowering you to setup familiar key combinations and live templates, making the IDE feel like home. You will feel like a coding chameleon seamlessly blending with a new environment.

Unlocking productivity with IntelliJ features

IntelliJ IDEA is not only about churning out lines of code. It's about writing efficient and elegant code. Be it through its code completion, live templates, or smart keys, IntelliJ offers a plethora of ways to up your coding game.