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    <p>That's always annoyed me too. One option is to create a simple macro.</p> <ol> <li>Type your XAML tag and name it. (At this point your cursor is inside the quotation marks of the attribute.)</li> <li>Press <kbd>Ctrl-Shift-R</kbd> to start macro recording.</li> <li>Press <kbd>End</kbd>, and then <kbd>Enter</kbd>. (Now your cursor is where you want it to be.)</li> <li>Press <kbd>Ctrl-Shift-R</kbd> again to stop macro recording.</li> </ol> <p>If you follow the steps above, Visual Studio will have generated the following macro code, which you can see if you press <kbd>Alt-F8</kbd> and open RecordingModule.TemporaryMacro:</p> <pre><code>DTE.ActiveDocument.Selection.EndOfLine() DTE.ActiveDocument.Selection.NewLine() </code></pre> <p>You can now run this macro with <kbd>Ctrl-Shift-P</kbd>, but it's only a temporary macro at this point. You should save it and assign it to a keyboard shortcut.</p> <ol> <li>Open Macro Explorer (<kbd>Alt-F8</kbd>).</li> <li>Find TemporaryMacro under MyMacros | RecordingModule, and rename it. Maybe even move it out of RecordingModule to a different module too.</li> <li>Open the Tools menu and go to Options, Environment, Keyboard.</li> <li>Type the name of your macro under "Show commands containing".</li> <li>Select your macro and assign it shortcut key(s). (I chose <kbd>Ctrl-Enter</kbd>.)</li> </ol> <p>So now, instead of moving your hand to press <kbd>End</kbd> and then <kbd>Enter</kbd>, you can just press <kbd>Ctrl-Enter</kbd>.</p> <p>I also recorded another macro that moves to the end of the line and types " />" for me, and attached that to <kbd>Ctrl-/</kbd>. The code VS generates looks like this:</p> <pre><code>DTE.ActiveDocument.Selection.EndOfLine() DTE.ActiveDocument.Selection.Text = " /&gt;" DTE.ActiveDocument.Selection.NewLine() </code></pre> <p>An alternative to all these macros is to turn off the automatic quotes. Open the Tools menu and go to Options, Text Editor, XAML, Miscellaneous. Uncheck the option for auto-inserting attribute quotes. Then it won't add the ending quote for you, and you won't have to use the <kbd>arrow keys</kbd> or the <kbd>End</kbd> key (although you will have to type the ending quote now, of course).</p>
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    1. COAndrew, thanks! Can you please share your macro?
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