> > What is the point of changing the name of the class in the tree view, but > > not renaming the file? It just causes confusion as far as I can see.
> Isn't it confusing that it also does not automatically rename all > references? Wouldn't it be even more confusing to show old class name in the > structure when the classs alread has a new name??! > BTW, Structure View shows BOTH class name and file name. What does confuse > you? What confuses me is: 1) IDEA 2.5 never did this as far as I can recall 2) When I saw it change the tree view automatically, I thought you had added an "auto-rename" system, which you haven't. What I'm trying to say is, wouldn't it be REALLY cool if when you change a class name, IDEA says "Do you want me to perform a rename refactoring now?". This would be very very nice. I cannot think of any reason why you would want to change the name of a class but not its filename. It's like programming with intent, but factoring with intent. It's obvious what is happening � and IDEA already knows you are changing the name of a class. If you do not have structure view active, it becomes confusing because the source tree view shows the new name of the class, so does the source code, but the file editor tab � rightly � shows the filename which is the old name for the class. I just think it's a bit ugly. Of course, multiple classes in the same source file, yes the view update should apply, but an automatic rename refactoring for all references for the main public class in the file would be nice wouldn't it? Marc _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
