Most of this can/should be resolved with better word-selection
(control-w) and the recently discussed "remove outer scope" feature:
> /** bar! */
> public void b|ar() { int b = 2; }
Works ok now: control-w twice and delete (although I think it should be
control-w thrice and delete:).
> String s = fo|o( bar( 30 ) );
[...]
> tr|y {
> foo( 30 );
> } catch ( Exception e ) {
> bar( 40 );
> }
Will work with the soon to be implemented:) "remove outer scope"
feature.
> try {
> foo( 30 );
> } catch ( NullPointe|rException e ) {
> bar( 40 );
> } catch ( ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException ee ) {
> baz( 50 );
> }
[...]
> switch ( a ) {
> case 1:
> foo();
> break;
> cas|e 2:
> bar();
> break;
> default:
> baz();
> }
All of these should work with a few control-w's and delete.
The problem is that control-w has a bug that makes the selection extend
from a single word to the whole block [try/catch/finally, if/else,
switch/case/default], skipping the intermediate catch/else/case part.
Carlos
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Carlos Costa e Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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