On Fri, 14 Jun 2002, Ted Hill wrote: > I like the new intention creation of methods, it suits the way I program > very well. > [...] > > The main idea is that when I am programming by intention, I don't want to be > distracted by the methods that I'm creating, I want to continue on where I > am as if that method already existed. I'll implement it later. > > Currently, I just insert a TODO in the method and do a CTRL ALT Back-arrow > to get back to work. If IntelliJ could do this for me, it would increase my > development pleasure :o) >
When I program by intention, I usually just ignore the popups and the red text. Then when I finish what I was working on, I go back to an error, press Alt-enter, and work on the next method. Have you tried this method? If so, and you still prefer to hit alt-enter right away, then I'll give that a try. And in that case, +1 on the suggestion. -David Mankin _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
