Currently always the current method is display with its classname in front, e.g. [classX.methodY]. In most cases a java file only contains one class and therefore the class-qualifier of the classname is not necessary but only wastes precious modeline-space. I would be nice if one could customize if he wants the class-qualifier or not. Or even more sophisticated, only if a java-file contains more than one class (the information about this should be available) the class-qualifier is displayed otherwise not). Another way could be to truncate the class-qualifier if it exceeds a customizable length (e.g. "aVeryveryVeryLongClassName" would be truncted to "aVeryVery..." or to "...ClassName", which method to truncate could also be customizable). What do you think? Klaus
