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Summary:
Xcode 4.4 adds in automatic closing syntax when a closing punctuation is typed. E.g. type `[` and automatically `]` is added after the insertion cursor. So far, I have discovered that you can use the normal "tab-to-autocomplete" that is familiar from Xcode code sense. However, if you have a method with unfilled arguments later in your code and try to tab-complete the closing syntax, the insertion cursor jumps to the field instead.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Type `NSDictionary *d = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObj`
2. Choose the method "dictionaryWithObjects: forKeys:" from the code sense drop down
3. Think "oh, derp. I need to go make two arrays"
4. Back up a line and type `NSArray *objects = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:@"herp", @"derp", nil`
5. You are now at the end of what you want to type and you want to autocomplete the `]` that's on the other side of your insertion cursor - so hit the tab key
6. Insertion cursor jumps down to the `NSDictionary *d = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithObjects: forKeys:]` line

Expected Results:

After step 5, I expect to hit the tab key, have the closing syntax autocompleted for me so I can then type a semicolon and then tab AGAIN to get to the argument of the method I'm not done with.

Actual Results:

Regression:

Notes:
See attached annotated screen grab

23-Apr-2012 09:36 AM Evan DeLaney:
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