Is there a feature in popular text editors to start a new line across a line?

Question

vim

I explain the essence of the issue:

Practically everywhere it is possible to go to a new line from the middle of the current line, for example, we print the name of the method:

void test(int i/*cursor here, press Shift + Enter in Idea*/) {
/*cursor is here*/
}

In practice, we constantly have to deal with the following situation:

void test(int i) {
/*cursor here*/
}
/*a must be here*/

I.e. you need to jump over the bracket.

Without resorting to the mouse, this can be done with arrows ... But maybe there is a more geeky way? :)

How do you personally act in this case?

Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

very confusing question. in vim if you want to go one line down - j (or even just enter), two lines down - 2j; want to enter a new line under the current one - press o; move one line/paragraph forward - brackets ) or }

Answer 2

As far as I understand, you just described the snippet technique. There are more possibilities there.
Read habrahabr.ru/post/125355