Re: [TxMt] CTRL-k behaviour

What I generally do is type the:

if(...)
{
}

above the code I want to encapsulate (utilizing the smart-typing) and afterwards I select the code that needs to be “wrapped” and press ctrl-cmd-up to move it (i.e. the selection) up one line, which puts it inside the brackets (generally I also then do a single alt-tab to indent it one extra level).

If you do it a lot, it may be possible to do a snippet that wraps the selection, but I spent 5-10 minutes trying to find an easy solution to adjust the indent, but that's currently not possible to do as a cool one-liner... ;)

hmm interesting.. thanks i'll give it a go!