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At 9:10 AM on Dec 18, 2007, Alexander Morozov wrote:
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While working on your projects, you definitely comment and uncomment some parts of code rather often. Making this action faster would be useful for sure, so here are several useful IntelliJ IDEA shortcuts you may not know about, to deal with it.
For example, we have the following code:
To comment the current line, press Ctrl + / .
If we want to comment an arbitrary piece of code, we should select it. In IntelliJ IDEA we use a single shortcut ( Ctrl + W ) pressed sequentially to select a logical code block at once.
Now, to quickly comment the selected block we just use Ctrl + Shift + / shortcut.
Comments are inserted depending on your code style settings.
To uncomment a line or a block of code use Ctrl + / or Ctrl + Shift + / shortcut respectively.
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Re: IntelliJ IDEA: Express code commenting
Great tips, thanksWould you like to give me some tricks about how to "generate element comment" just as eclipse?
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Type /** before a method and hit Enter.Re: IntelliJ IDEA: Express code commenting
Nice tip, I'm working on it. Thanks.