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Summary:

When you are editing a .m file in Xcode, and you have something like this:

    if (booleanVariable) [self doSomething];

And you decide to re-factor that into an if-else statement with curly braces, e.g.:

    if (booleanVariable) {
        [self doSomething];
    } else {
        [self somethingElse];
    }

So you insert a curly-brace between the if () and the method call, and hit return. The result is this:

    if (booleanVariable) {
    } [self doSomething];

Xcode auto-inserts a curly-brace, that's helpful. It excludes everything between the insertion point and the end-of-line, that's bad.

This effectively renders the auto-insertion of curly braces useless at LEAST 30% of the time, the way I work. For others it may be far more, for others far less.

Please fix. :)

Steps to Reproduce:

Described above. Write "if (booleanVariable) [self doSomething];" in an Xcode .m document, then move the cursor between the ) and the [ and insert a { and a carriage return.

Expected Results:

    if (booleanVariable) {
        [self doSomething];
    }

Actual Results:

    if (booleanVariable) {
    } [self doSomething];

Regression:

Notes: