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What’s Mining: Faster Code Modifications with “Unwrap”

Anna Bulenkova

RubyMine makes code editing agile and easy with code fragment surrounding actions. To choose one just hit Ctrl+Alt+T / Cmd+Opt+T and invoke “Surround With” panel:

From the last EAP version RubyMine also supports code fragment unwrapping actions, inverting the ones from “Surround With”. They can be invoked by hitting Ctrl+Shift+Del / Cmd+Shift+Del:

Please note, that a special color highlighting shows code fragments to be deleted and to remain. Take a look at how we can revert the first “Surround With” action:

Voila! Feel free to surround and unwrap for faster code editing.

Note: Of course both surround and unwrap actions support Undo action.

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JetBrains RubyMine Team

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1 Responses to What’s Mining: Faster Code Modifications with “Unwrap”

  1. Frank says:

    January 18, 2012

    You know guys all of these are really useful, but you should integrate an up-to-date reference card and include a “most helpful” or “rapid results” section that will actually show the keys that are most used to accomplish tasks with an actual use case / scenario. You’ve got a great editor, but I don’t think 5% of us tap the full power that you’re providing.

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