One simple way to achieve that is to add a line where you call "StatusLine i_statusLine = getStatusLine();" at the top of your original method, then "extract method" on everything below it (which will force i_statusLine to be passed as a parameter if it is used in the block), and then "inline method" on the original method. Is this too many steps? (Or does it even make sense in your context?)
-- Alex Dommasch Alain Ravet wrote: > I want to replace a parameter - ui - by a more specific parameter - > ui.getStatusLine(). > > > from : > ------ > Button b = new Button (this, "text") > with > Button (JFrame i_frame, String i_text); > > to : > ------ > Button b = new Button (this, this.getStatusLine(), "text"). > with > Button (JFrame i_frame, StatusLine i_statusLine, String i_text); > > (and later remove /i_frame/) > > > > I asked "Change signature" to add the new parameter / > > type name default value > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > StatusLine - i_statusLine - i_frame.getStatusLine() > > > I expected IDEA to replace /i_frame/ by its value, and produce > > Button b = new Button (this, this.getStatusLine(), "text"). > ^^^^ > expected > but I got > Button b = new Button (this, i_frame.getStatusLine(), "text"). > ^^^^^^^^ > WRONG > > Should this be a separate refactoring, or a "Change Signature" > modification/option? > > Alain Ravet > _______________________________________________ Eap-features mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-features
