>Categories can be defined by an arbitrary combination of primitive
>properties, like the following:
>- static/non-static
>- final/non-final
>- public/protected/packagage/private
>- constructor/method/field
>- abstract/overridden/implemented/non-overridden
>- getter/setter/others
>- ... some other primitive properties, IDEA knows.
+1
+ optional alphabetic sorting within a category
Tom
At 17:00 07.03.2002 +0100, you wrote:
>Dear IntelliJ,
>
>we are structuring our classes by grouping "similar members" to categories.
>For example, category "Constants" contains all static final fields. Category
>"Utils" contains all non-static private methods. Category "Implemented"
>contains all overridden/implemented methods. All members of a category are
>located together within the source code. Each category starts with a
>separator, in our case a line comment.
>
>For most refactorings, like "Move...", "Encapsulate Field", "Create field",
>etc., this is very important. Because currently, I always have to go to the
>code the refactoring changed and move this code into the appropriate
>category.
>
>An example:
>===========
>
>public class G2PunktIdentifierType {
>
> // Constants
>==============================================================
>
> public static final G2PunktIdentifierType ADV = new
>G2PunktIdentifierType("A");
> public static final G2PunktIdentifierType RES = new
>G2PunktIdentifierType("R");
> public static final G2PunktIdentifierType HNR = new
>G2PunktIdentifierType("H");
>
> // Fields
>=================================================================
>
> private final String shortName;
>
> // Setup
>==================================================================
>
> private G2PunktIdentifierType(String shortName) {
> this.shortName = shortName;
> }
>
> // Accessing
>==============================================================
>
> public String getShortName() {
> return shortName;
> }
>
> public String getLongName() {
> return longName;
> }
>
> public boolean isAutomatic() {
> return isAutomatic;
> }
>
> // Implemented
>============================================================
>
> public String toString() {
> return shortName;
> }
>}
>
>Proposal:
>=========
>
>I would like IDEA to automatically layout in such a way. Therefore I would
>suggest to expand the class templates (IDE options) to define categories and
>corresponding separators.
>
>A separator is automatically added/removed by IDEA, if there is at least
>one/no member in the corresponding category.
>
>Categories can be defined by an arbitrary combination of primitive
>properties, like the following:
>- static/non-static
>- final/non-final
>- public/protected/packagage/private
>- constructor/method/field
>- abstract/overridden/implemented/non-overridden
>- getter/setter/others
>- ... some other primitive properties, IDEA knows.
>
>With best regards,
> Marc Strapetz.
>
>
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