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When I want to see where my continue; jumps I have to delete ; and type it again (so something, let's call it Intellisense, will highlight continue and for or while line).

Same goes when I want to reformat something enclosed between { and } (in case formatting was not possible, because i wrote to example double a = inside and only after editing the rest could finish), I have to delete } (preferably the last one in the currently opened file) and type it again.

Question is:

  • are there keybindings to simplify this? Like pressing Ctrl+K and then something?
  • what are you guys doing, same as I deleting and retyping stuff to make things working?

P.S.: I know about Ctrl+Space (and one with the Shift) and I read this and also did some Googling, no luck.

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    Sorry I'm not proving helpful. Perhaps try this, dotnet-tricks.com/Tutorial/visualstudio/…. Secondly, try this (CTRL+K)+(CTRL+D) – Dane Balia Apr 16 '13 at 11:49
  • ctrl-k,ctrl-d works, also that tutorial with keybinding is useful. Thanks! – Sinatr Apr 16 '13 at 13:52

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