> No. But do you think that there should be? Java allows to have less
"throws"
> arguments in descendants, so this shouldn't break anything.
It would break the compilation if some of the descendant classes calls
super.xxx()
Still I don't think that it's a big deal, but can you just display a warning
and perhaps a list of the methods where the method is called as super?
I imagine something like this:
1. I type the throws statement.
2. Press Alt+Enter
3. The exception is added to the signature of the current method
3.a. If the method is overriding or implementing method from interface,
ask for confirmation and add the exception to the superclass too.
3.b. If the method is called using the 'super' qualifier from the descendent
classes
Display a list in the find tab, giving all such ocurrences.
-- dimiter
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