Keyboard Shortcut - Get semi-colon to jump to end of line

In the NetBeans IDE I can type "myCommand(myVariable;)" and NetBeans will automatically change it to "myCommand(myVariable);". Can that be set up in JDeveloper? If not, is there another way to place the semi-colon at the end of the line without using the arrow keys to move the cursor?

Is the Complete Statement option (available from the Source menu when available on editing source code), keyboard shortcut Ctrl-Shift-Enter, what you looking for?
CM.

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CMD – x (Cut selected text)
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CMD – z (Undo)
CMD – e (End of Line)
CMD – a (Beginning of Line)
CMD – k (Delete To End of Line)
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CMD – p (Previous Line)
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CMD – Down Arrow (Jump to bottom of document)
CMD – Left Arrow (Jump to beginning of line)
CMD – Right Arrow (Jump to end of line)
CMD – Delete (Delete everything on the current line to the left of the cursor)
Option – Delete (Delete the word to the left of the cursor, and its preceding space)
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Shift – ↓(Select the Text Below)
Shift – ←Select the Text on the Left)
Shift – →(Select the Text on the Right)
Shift – CMD – ↑(Select All Text to Beginning of Doc)
Shift – CMD – ↓(Select All Text to End of Doc)
Shift – CMD – ←(Select All Text to Beginning of Line)
Shift – CMD – →(Select All Text to End of Line
Shift – Option – ↑(Select the Text Above, Line by Line)
Shift – Option – ↓(Select the Text below, Line by Line)
Shift – Option – ←(Select the Text on the Left, Word by Word)
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Semi colon madness

At the end of my quiz, the email opens up fine and the
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If you think you're experiencing an episode of insanity, you
should seek out professional help immediately.
This forum is only intended for user-to-user support for
Adobe Captivate and is not intended to provide medical advice or
treatment.
Just kidding... welcome to the Captivate community!
It's very odd that the semi-colon is causing a problem. It's
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