When I edit java code, I type an opening parenthesis followed by variable or whatever and then it's time to get to the closing parenthesis. Netbeans has put the closing parentheses there already which is handy. But now I have to interrupt my flow; if I type the closing parenthesis, it adds one and keeps the one to the right of the cursor... so now I have two. To prevent that I have to stop typing and use my cursor or "end" key to get past the auto inserted bracket.
When I edit javascript code, it works perfectly there? But for some reason java code it never works. I use Netbeans all day every day (professionally) and have used it since 3.5 so I'm not a new user. But maybe I'm just missing a checkbox somewhere in the settings somewhere or something? Ideally it would either skip past the auto inserted closing brackets, or simply not insert them in the first place. Any tips?
