When typing a function name (or auto completing) IDEA automatically puts the parentheses after it and puts the cursor between them: foo(|)
I greatly dislike this and would much prefer it let me type the parentheses myself. Is there any way to do this?
Update:
Re: "Insert Pair Bracket" setting:
So, this option is turned off already for me. I just tested and found out that this ONLY happens in Actionscript files. In Java it only gives me the ( character and it lets my type over it. In Actionscript it automatically puts both parens no matter what I do. Might have to look deeper into the plugin.
Press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the IDE settings and select Editor | General | Code Completion. To automatically display the suggestions list, select the Show suggestions as you type checkbox.
Go to Settings / Preferences | Editor | General | Postfix Completion and select the Enable postfix completion checkbox. Select Tab , Space , or Enter to be used for expanding postfix templates. Enable/disable a particular postfix template for the selected language.
Intelligent code completion IntelliJ IDEA provides context-sensitive code completion, offering you suggestions that are only valid for the current caret position.
Disable Insert pair bracket:
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