Jasmo is messing with you. (SHIFT + ,) on some keyboard layouts is the
semicolon. Inserting a semicolon at the end of the line is as simple as
pressing end semicolon. It's no harder than any other key-press
combinations. But I guess the point is that you don't want the cursor to
move... In that case, I think you're out of luck. Looks like the Java and
Javascript editors might have though. I think you can set it so that when
you press semicolon, it inserts it at the end of the line. Never tried
though so I can't say for sure.
David
Eugen wrote:
hmmm... I tried (SHIFT + ,), but it doesn't work... it just adds the "<"
character...