What about that: you add a custom Javadoc tag like @keywords, followed by a coma (or whatever) separated list of keywords. Then in a new "meta info" pane, you have a list of all the keywords that appear within a class. When nothing is selected, the class would would be displayed entirely. But when you select one (or several) keywords, only the methods/fields/whatever that have this keyword would be displayed. How does it sound?
Guillaume "Guillaume Laforge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit dans le message news: ad7djh$brv$[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hmm... personnally, I won't use this feature very often, but I can very > easily see cases where it might be very usefull. I understand your point. > On the other hand, I usually tend to seperate stuffs in different classes > when possible, in order to avoid having too big classes with a lot different > methods for unrelated purpose. > And I wonder how they could easily implement that :o/ I don't think it's a > good idea to add special mark/tag... The problem comes more from the UI. How > would you do that ? A kind of meta view of the file (inside a new pane, > alongside the structure pane) ? A meta view in which you could regroup some > methods, with simili-folder paradigm... Maybe... > If a nice idea comes up... I'll say +1 !!!! ;o) > > Guillaume > > PS: j'ai jet� un coup d'oeil sur ton CV sur ton site Web... ca devait �tre > passionnant ce que tu faisais � l'Inria ! ;o) > > "Guillaume Pothier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit dans le message news: > ad6jmu$t2d$[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Hi! > > It would be also very very nice to be able to fold a whole bunch of > methods. > > For example in a class I have methods that deal with listeners, methods > that > > deal with internal calculations, methods which deal with communication, > etc, > > etc. > > Wouldn't it be possible to define a special mark/tag that would group a > set > > of elements (methods, fields, or more... like code chunks) together. > > What do you think? > > Guillaume > > > > _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
