> * A key-press that jumps me to "outside the current block".
> This way, if I use a live-template that creates a full {} block,
> I can type away, and when done, just hit one key press to move
> the cursor to the correct place outside the current block, at
> the correct indentation level
>
+1
>
> * An "extract-subclass". I know there's an "extract super-class",
> but I sometimes need to keep the root of the object hierarchy
> the same, and create a new subclass (moving some members and
> methods "down"). Instead I have to extract a super-class
> specifying a 'temporary' name, then rename the orignal class to
> what I want it to be, and then rename the new 'super' class
> to be what the original class WAS. A pain in the ass. The
> other choice is to do it "manually" of course. I'd rather just
> have an "extract-subclass" in addition to "extract-superclass".
>
+1
>
> * An indicator on the tab of the file that indicates if there
> are errors and/or warnings, so I can tell just by looking at
> the tab, and not have to select every tab to see which ones
> still have outstanding issues.
>
+1. It could also flag all "views" of that class based on its state like
Eclipse and VAJ before do. In tree view the packages would be marked if
any of its children was marked. So one quick look at the "com" package
would tell you if you have any errors in your code base.
-- Rick
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