Example 1: bool ProcessFunkyParam(int nitems, bool properly); bool RecallClunkyItem(bool displace): bool DisposeOfAllParams(int ntrials); This example i

Example 1: bool ProcessFunkyParam(int nitems, bool properly); bool RecallClunkyItem(bool displace): bool DisposeOfAllParams(int ntrials); This example is nice for I have used vim often if I have to look after servers, and I agree this is really nice. In an VSCode or an IDE however, this is just as easy or easier: - <End> to get to the end of the line - shift + alt + <arrow down> twice to get to enable block editing and get a cursor on the end of all three lines simultaneously - backspace once to delete all semicolons - type <space> and one { and <enter> to get at new line, you'll also get the closing curly brace on a line below and your insertion points will be on the starting point for all the three new functions we created. Example 2: if (!entry.used && equivalent(entry.key(). qk.key) && (curcontext & entry.contexts)) Here I just - get my cursor anywhere inside the expression in question, - press ctrl + alt + v for extract variable - and IntelliJ pops a dialog that gives me options for how big chunk of the expression I want to extract. As I move between the options using my keyboard it highlights the expression. - when I select it IntelliJ already creates it as a value on the line above, complete with a temporary name based on its content. The name is selected already to rename and if I type something else or accept it, it renames it both in the declaration and where it was substituted immediately.