On 10 Mar 2002 at 23:39, Kirk Woll wrote:
> >> 1) I really would like the Override Methods (CTRL+O) and Implement
> >> Methods (CTRL+I) to be combined into 1 dialog box. I find it
> >> frustrating to remember if I'm dealing with an abstract class or an
> >> interface. In the end, it's all the same thing.
> >
> >+1. I have found that frustrating too... I ususally don't care if
> >+it's
> >an
> >interface or not, I just want to implement method.
>
> -1
>
> You are both mistaken. A distinction is not being made between an
> abstract class or an interface. CTRL-O means override, obviously only
> for regular classes. CTRL-I means implement method, be it either an
> abstract class OR an interface. The distinction between the methods
> left that I need to implement and those methods that I may override is
> fundamentally crucial and should be kept discrete.
Perhaps a single list, and a visual distinction between those who have some
implementation
in the current class,and those that require implementation to compile (abstract and
interface
methods).
I too often forget whether or not the method I'm looking for is an abstract method or
an
interface.
Mike
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