Roger,
this is implemented in #630.
Now, if you introducing a parameter for a local variable,
you have an option to delete a local variable definition (if you
are replacing all occurences), and use its initializing expression
as an initializing expression for a parameter.
Friendly,
Dmitry
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Dmitry Lomov
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Roger Dubbs wrote:
> When I've used it, I find that I've frequently made a local variable already
> to hold the new parameter. It would be nice if I could promote a local
> variable to be a parameter. Now I have to make a new parameter from the
> initialization statement of the local, inline the local and then rename the
> parameter to the original parameter name. I suppose I could inline then
> extract, but then I might have to remember to check that pesky "apply to
> all" checkbox. 8-)
>
> Roger Dubbs
>
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