> * 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".
Wow, that's the hard way of doing it. While it could certainly be a little
easier, what's wrong with simply doing "New Class" type "extends
MySuperClass" and then use Ctl-O ("Override Methods")?
> * 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.
+0. It would be kinda nice, but until full-proof on-the-fly error checking
is in place, it's only "kinda nice" since you still have to compile to know
for sure. Definitely don't do it at the expense of the CVS state
indication, which is extremely useful.
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