I guess the only complication would be the logic determining what happens when identically named classes are involved.
If one is imported and the other is fully qualified, then there is no problem, we
leave the two classes as they are.
If both are fully qualified, should IDEA import the first or the most frequently used
or should neither be imported?
Paul.
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I'm looking for a way to eliminate fully qualified type names from a
body of source code by forcing the code to use import statements.
I was surprised when I realized that IntelliJ's optimize-imports
command doesn't do this. The inspect-code command doesn't do
it either. Is this feature planned for IntelliJ? Thanks. /Jim White
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