I like the new intention creation of methods, it suits the way I program very well.
Here are a couple of sugestions that I would like to see implemented to improve it further. When I hit Alt-Enter to create a new method by intention, create the method stub for me, but don't move the current position in the editor there. I want to stay where I am. Just insert a method stub for me and 1) put a TODO comment in it for me, and 2) make a little mark on the right-hand gutter indicating that there is a method that needs implementation code. This would be similar to the little marks used for syntax errors, bookmarks, etc. The main idea is that when I am programming by intention, I don't want to be distracted by the methods that I'm creating, I want to continue on where I am as if that method already existed. I'll implement it later. Currently, I just insert a TODO in the method and do a CTRL ALT Back-arrow to get back to work. If IntelliJ could do this for me, it would increase my development pleasure :o) Ted Hill _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
