Kirk Woll wrote: >But what do you both mean? Oddly, the behavior Elizabeth wanted is >precisely the way Idea already behaves. Abstract methods declared in a >super class do in fact only show up in the "implement methods" dialog. >Which is as it should be. >
8) Well it shouldnt be. You do extend abstract class in order to get final class therefore any method that you about to make with same signature as parent class is overriding - so methods should be in "override". And you do implement interface - so whatever methods are in interfaces - they should be in "implement" menu. I.e i know that IDEA does put abstract methods into "implement" menu, but it doesnt change fact that they shouldnt be there from purely Java point of view 8) And no - i dont want that straighten out, b/c too many of us already got used to it 8) Cheers, Sergei. _______________________________________________ Eap-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.intellij.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-list
