Hello Andrew, if you delete a field, the getter and setter are displayed now in red. That would be really easy to fix.
Imagine, that you want remove a method (maybe it's not used anymore). Wouldn't it be cool to get all references listed, that are used from this method, so you could look at them after removing to check whether they are still needed? Tom At 20:32 07.03.2002 +0200, you wrote: >I'm not sure how but it would be great to manage the deletion of class >fields in that when a field is deleted, suggest that the getters and >setters of the field are deleted as well. >I find that I have some classes which I use as a type of template using >copy class refactor followed by the rename for renaming some fields but >sometimes the new class needs fewer fields and I delete fields. >I know I can easily go to the indicated errors and delete the getter and >setter methods which are displayed but the reason I use IDEA is that it >makes my life easier, this would add to that. >Still, the ide rocks. > >-- >Andrew Timberlake >Digital Design Development >http://www.ddd.co.za >mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >011 886 2299 >082 415 8283 > >"If debugging is the process of removing bugs, >then programming must be the process of putting them in." _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
