Is there a keyboard shortcut in Visual Studio 2010 (I'm using ReSharper 6.1 also) that will allow me to surround a selected block of text with curly braces? I tried "Surround With..." (Ctrl+K, Ctrl+S), but I didn't see an option in the list to choose curly braces as the surrounding element. The common use case for this is that I'll have an if-statement like the following:

if (conditional)
    statement1;
// the rest of the program

I'll realize that there are some additional tasks that need to be performed inside the if-statement and I add them:

if (conditional)
    statement1;
    statement2;
    statement3;
// the rest of the program

Then, I remember that I need to wrap all the statements in curly braces and the code should really look like this:

if (conditional)
{
    statement1;
    statement2;
    statement3;
}
// the rest of the program

What I'd like to do is just select the three statements and then hit a shortcut key to wrap them in curly braces. What I actually end up doing is moving the cursor to the beginning of the line after the conditional, then typing a { character, then deleting the } character that ReSharper (unhelpfully) automatically inserts immediately after the {, then moving the cursor down to end of the last statement of the block and entering } to complete the block.

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• curly-brackets

Select rows of code.

Press Ctrl E-U (Surround with template) (or Ctrl Alt J for Intelli J).

Select option 7: { }.

Works for me.