One of the less desirable aspects of auto inserting closing quotes and closing brackets is that no effort has been made to insert the closing semi-colon afterwards. This results in some annoying extra "navigation" that has to be done to move the cursor over the auto-inserted closing quotes/brackets just to add a semi-colon. Surely 99% of the time if I do a new on an object, invoke a method or create an expression with a string that is going to be the only remaining code on that line? This should be very easy for you guys to implement I would have thought. You just need to identify whether there is any text already after the current cursor location on the current line. If not, then make the assumption a semi-colon is required. e.g. if I type: string test = " At that point Resharper should kick in to change this to (underscore representing cursor): string test = "_"; Without this feature we have to continually hit the End key, use the right-arrow or indeed type out the closing brackets/quotes just to go to the end of the line so we can type a semi-colon which is so unnecessary imho. Pretty please