Let's say I have some code that throws an exception. I select the code
and select "Surround With" (Ctrl-Alt-T). I then select "try/catch" (6)
from the list of choices. A try/catch block is created with a separate
catch block for each checked exception that is thrown within the
selected code. This is a fabulous feature...

Now let's say I go into the same piece of code and modify it in some way
that causes *additional* exception(s) to be thrown. It would be so nice
if IDEA would allow me to select the existing try/catch block and
automatically update to include new exceptions that are thrown. As it
stands now, I have to either

   (a) manually figure out which new exceptions are thrown and add the
catch statements myself
   (b) delete the previously-generated try/catch and re-execute the
Surround With...

How hard would it be to enhance try/catch generation in this way?

- Tim


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