Many people draw a line in the sand.
. IDEA is on 1 side,
. Wizards, and JBuilder, are on the other.
I wonder what it takes, for them, to "make" a, to "be called" a wizard?
? previous/next/finish buttons
like in "New Project"
? 2 checkboxes, 12 rediobuttons, 1 vertical slider and 2 text fields,
like in Generate Javadoc
? a inner table with checkbox in 1 columns, ...
like in "Encapsulate fields" ?
I think we should not limit ourselves to wishing simple features just to avoid using
the word "wizard" in the RFE.
Some refactorings need UI interfaces that go beyond the simple Yes/No dialog.
I don't care if it takes a wizard, as long as it help me save time and produce better
code.
Alain Ravet
----- Edoardo Comar wrote :
>> Objet : RE: [Eap-list] JUnit Tests
>>
>> When IntelliJ wants to **lose its hardcore customer base**,
>> they'll just have to add wizards to their IDE !!
>>
>> Does this answer your question?
>>
>> Edo
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