How to indent/format a selection of code in Visual Studio Code with Ctrl + Shift + F

To format a selection: Ctrl+K, Ctrl+F

To format a document: Ctrl+K, Ctrl+D

See the pre-defined keyboard shortcuts. (These two are Edit.FormatSelection and Edit.FormatDocument.)

Note for macOS

On macOS, use the CMD ⌘ key instead of Ctrl:

• To format a selection: CMD ⌘+K, CMD ⌘+F
• To format a document: CMD ⌘+K, CMD ⌘+D

Couple of things:

You're probably better off using UITextField instead of UITextView. UITextField is ideal for single-line entries like what you're describing here.

As for your solution, here's what I'd recommend. (Also took the liberty of cleaning up your memory management)

Add a BOOL property to your Player class called, say, 'needsKeyboardDisplay', then set it to yes after you create a new instance.

-(IBAction)addPlayerPressed:(id)sender {
Player *newPlayer = [[Player alloc] init];


newPlayer.needsKeyboardDisplay = YES;


[players addObject:newPlayer];

[newPlayer release];

[table reloadData];

// Scroll to bottom showing the new player location

NSIndexPath *scrollIndexPath = [NSIndexPath indexPathForRow:([players count] - 1) inSection:0];

[table scrollToRowAtIndexPath:scrollIndexPath atScrollPosition:UITableViewScrollPositionBottom animated:YES];


}

Then, in cellForRowAtIndexPath, insert this after you've otherwise set up your cell:

Player *playerForCell = [players objectAtIndex:indexPath.row]; 

if (playerForCell.needsKeyboardDisplay)
{
[nameField becomeFirstResponder];
playerForCell.needsKeyboardDisplay = NO;
}

All that said, from a user experience perspective, the (somewhat) standard iPhone experience for editing details in a long list of items like this is to do it in another view. It's up to you, of course.