I agree with eric, -1 for me.
I'm either implementing methods or overriding methods - I don't remember ever doing both at the same time. If it's absolutely necessary, it's maybe a snall idea refactoring: The implement/override dialog may be the same. Control-i: open the dialog with a filter showing only unimplemented methods. Control-o: open the dialog with a filter showing only methods that can be overridden. Control-?: open the dialog with all methods that can be overridden or implemented. Methods to be implemented should have a different icon than those to be overridden. The dialog toolbar should have both I and O toggle buttons for enabling/disabling filtering. As I said, -1: there are much better things to be done in Idea and control-i/o already exist. Carlos > > How about: leave the CTRL+I and CTRL+O features just as they are, and > add a new shortcut (CTRL+SOMETHING) that does an "auto-fill" of all > abstract/interface methods from the superclass(es) and implemented > interfaces. > > All I'm looking/hoping for is a _quick_ and easy way to automatically > get the methods and signatures typed in for me. > > eric > _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
