Again, you miss the point. In order to even get to the starting point of what you suggest, I've already had to break my mental train of thought, go over up to the package, think "brand new class", and then go and edit the new class to be what I want, by getting the cursor over to the place where I can type Ctrl-Space or what-not (hell, by that point, I might as well just type it in). The flow of my development is interrupted at that point.
I don't understand any of the resistence to the obvious and intuitive "extend class..." suggestions. I spent a long time looking all over for such functionality because I couldn't believe it was missing. It just seems natural that it be there, and I'd like to see it. -----Original Message-----From: "Vlad Kinik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [Eap-features] Re: Suggest "implements X" or "extends X" when creating class or interface Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 15:28:09 Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Frankly, I do not see actual issue in this discussion. Try to type: class Foo <ctrl-space> and IDEA (Ariadna 605 at least) pops up list with "extends" and "implements" keywords (*1)... Now type "e" <TAB> to get: class Foo extends and hit <ctrl-space> again to get list of classes... Start typing desired class name... Hit <TAB> and <CTRL-O> when ready... As you can see we need just five additional keystrokes to get full issue resolved. How would proposed wizard make things better? (*1) IDEA could be a little bit smarter and not offer "abstract"/"public"/"final" at this point. The best solution would be to offer these choices, but apply them correctly (e.g move public to the fron of class declaration) _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
