a similar use-case:
1.) You paste in a bit of code, say
f(longAndBoringVariableNameThatIsYetUnknownBecauseItWasPasted);
2.) Then you position the cursor above the pasted line, and start
a variable declaration, like this:
String _ <-your cursor here
f(longAndBoringVariableNameThatIsYetUnknownBecauseItWasPasted);
3.) Then you press ctrl-blank:
nothing happens. Hm. Maybe Idea should propose to declare the
unknown longAndBoringVariableNameThatIsYetUnknownBecauseItWasPasted ?
Note that this could also be solved by emacs-style "nearest-text-token-
completion", i.e. a non-intelligent, string-matching only completion.
Cheers,
Henrik
----- Original Message -----
From: "Erb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "EAP features" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 8:46 PM
Subject: [Eap-features] programming by intention - fields
> It would be nice if, when I type an undeclared variable name, the
> lightbulb givs me
> a dialog to select options right away such as: static, final, visibility
> (public, etc.),
> and maybe if I want to make this a field or just a local
> variable in the current method. (I know that last case is probably less
> important,
> but could be nice.)
> --
>
> Erb
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