Here's some details from my original post:
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I find that I'm getting more productive using the new code completion features
(great work!).
I find one slight possible productivity feature thats missing... (or should I
say, I can't seem to find a fast way to do it)..

For instance, if I have some code that looks like:

..
setHRLastModifiedTime(sourceTekUser.getHRSynchModTime());
setCommonName(sourceTekUser.getCommonName());
setDistinguishedName(sourceTekUser.getDistinguishedName ());
setEmployeeNumber(sourceTekUser.getEmployeeNumber());
..

My problem is that I find myself typing a lot of "END" ";" "[Enter]"

The cursor gets placed here:
...getSomeValue()|)

And I would like a shortcut to terminate the line. I know an option is to type:

')' - ';' - '[Enter]'

But, I'm wondering if anyone knows of, or has plans for a "Terminate statement",
or append terminator / semicolon... 

Perhaps this can be implemented so that when a semicolon is typed, the IDE
automatically goes to the end of the line (or current statement), and appends
the proper line terminator (for java - ";")..

Perhaps extend as such:

Given:
digest.append(theUser.toString(tekUserList)|

Hitting senicolon should yield:

digest.append(theUser.toString(tekUserList));|

Or, hitting Control-Shift Enter would automatically do all of the above, plus
add the behavior of the enter key.. putting the curson on the next line, ready
to type more statements.

This old bug may not be relevant anymore. If you can still reproduce it in 8.2 development builds please reopen this issue.

Thanks for your cooperation,
NetBeans IDE 8.2 Release Boss