Sounds good to me. I would for sure benefit from such a feature, as I avoid javadoc, as muche as possible.
Alain Ravet Oh, BTW, +1 Erik Hanson wrote: > Trying to follow XP practices to the extreme, I've been trying to let the code > of my methods be the documentation, so I haven't been creating JavaDoc > comments for my methods (except for public API methods). > > IDEA's very cool JavaDoc popup (ctrl-Q) feature therefore doesn't help me as > much as it might help other people. It would be cool if IDEA provided a method > contents popup (ctrl-alt-Q or something) that would show the contents of > selected method in the same kind of popup box. If the method was bigger than > the box, the box could scroll or the contents could be truncated (maybe > truncation would force the programmer to make smaller methods). > > > (In case anyone is wondering, the argument against JavaDoc comments is that if > you don't change the comments when you change the code, you then have a worse > situation (incorrect comments) than you'd have if you didn't provide any > comments. I haven't decided if I agree with it, but I thought I'd try it out > for a while.) _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
