How to escape brackets in android studios? [duplicate] - java

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I know this is kinda stupid, but i just recently switched from eclipse to android studios, and in eclipse you could press tab to escape brackets, instead of using your mouse or using arrow keys. Is there a way to do this in android studios?

Sorry to say that Android Studio simply does not do this yet.
On my Mac, the closest thing has been autocompleting things with control + space, which will bring up a list of possible commands you'd want to autocomplete, and when you hit enter, will help you fill in the variables and automatically place the parenthesis and all.

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