My google fu fails. Visual Studio and Resharper help provide closing brackets and the like. For example, by typing "var foo = new Foo (" immediately inserts a "). Great! So I'm going to insert a bunch of other things. I know that I can just enter the closing characters and it will shine, but when I do something like of this ...
var foo = new Foo(new Bar() { Something = 48, SomethingElse = new Fred(new Bob()) };
Immediately after entering Bob, the rest is generated. I want me to be able to cleanly skip to the end of this generated code and skip to the next line without touching the arrow keys. A simple example:
if (something) { Something(); }
This last brace is made for me, but I want to pass by it without touching the arrow keys. Is there any shortcut that I am missing?
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