I'd like to suggest the following three extensions to the Hierarchy window:
1. Some of the types in the hierarchy are defined in the project. Others are defined elsewhere (e.g., in the JDK). Render the names of the types that are defined elsewhere in a different, configurable manner (e.g., in a different color). 2. Every attempt to base the hierarchy on class Object is rebuffed with the red message "All classes are derived from java.lang.Object." Remove this restriction. The result would be a view of the project based on its type hierarchy.This new view would complement the existing view (in the Project window) of the project based on its package hierarchy. 3. The Browse Type Hierarchy command bases the hierarchy on the type whose source is displayed in the active editor window. Instead, base the hierarchy on the type whose name is at the cursor. As it stands now, to display the hierarchy for a particular type, two steps are required, Go To Declaration followed by Browse Type Hierarchy. May I also add my congratulations on the first EAP version of Ariadna. It's truly magnificent. /Jim White _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
