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EclipsePluginWishlist

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Sciss
Joined: 2008-12-17,
User offline. Last seen 28 weeks 5 days ago.

here's an item for "Refactoring, content assist, quick fixes":

- "Add Import" function
--> in the java plug-in, for missing classes, you have the context
menu item Source -> Add Import (Cmd+Shift+M) that will
look up the missing class in the project's classpath and add a
corresponding "import" statement to the source file's import section
automatically (prompting you to choose from different packages
that contain classes of the same name if necessary).

i find that an enormous time saving function.

//

otherwise: i'm just working for the first time with mixed java /
scala classes in a project, it works like a charm, great feature!!

ciao, -sciss-

milessabin
Joined: 2008-08-11,
User offline. Last seen 33 weeks 3 days ago.
Re: EclipsePluginWishlist

On Sat, Apr 25, 2009 at 10:38 AM, Sciss wrote:
> here's an item for "Refactoring, content assist, quick fixes":
>
> - "Add Import" function
>  --> in the java plug-in, for missing classes, you have the context menu
> item Source -> Add Import (Cmd+Shift+M) that will
>  look up the missing class in the project's classpath and add a
> corresponding "import" statement to the source file's import section
>  automatically (prompting you to choose from different packages that contain
> classes of the same name if necessary).
>
> i find that an enormous time saving function.

Absolutely ... TBH, I had assumed that that was covered by the
"Organize Imports" item, but you're absolutely right that it's a
different feature.

That wish list is very out of date ... any volunteers for a bit of
Wike gardening?

> otherwise: i'm just working for the first time with mixed java / scala
> classes in a project, it works like a charm, great feature!!

Great stuff! Thanks!

Cheers,

Miles

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