> 1. We would like to right click on a class in the source > browser and have the following refactors(refactorings?) > > a) Extend (if the class is abstract -- and have it auto > create the stubs for any abstract methods) > b) Implement (if the class is an interface) > c) Subclass
While not quite as convenient as you mention, after creating a brand-smacking new class and declaring it to extend/implement some class/interface, you can then use the "Override Methods (Ctl-O)" or "Implement Methods (Ctl-I)" commands to do all of your stubbing. > 4. A right-click context-menu option that will reposition the > project/source browser to the file you are currently on? +5 This be tremendously useful. > 5. The option to have modified lines in a file appear with a > different background color than normal (much like the light > yellow Current Line background). I've mapped the CVS|Diff command to "Alt-=" (I'm a longtime WinCVS user), so anytime I'm unsure what I changed, I simply press Al-=. What's nice is that it works regardless of whether the file has been closed and re-opened or whatever.
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