Issue
As a long time Eclipse user, I'm playing around a little bit with IntelliJ IDEA 10. I can't seem to find out how to perform an "Assign statement to new local variable" code completion.
Feature explanation:
I type something like
new BufferedOutputStream(out)
and then hit Cmd (or Ctrl)+1 and enter, and Eclipse changes the line into:
BufferedOutputStream bufferedOutputStream = new BufferedOutputStream(out);
At the same time, I can type over "bufferedOutputStream" immediately to rename it (or select from the options "bufferedOutputStream", "outputStream" and "stream" from a dropdown).
I use this feature for absolutely every assignment, and it's an enormous time saver - this must be available in IDEA, too - but where is it hidden?
Solution
Refactor | Introduce Variable (Ctrl+Alt+V on Windows). Note that you don't need to select the text if it's the only text in the current line. Then you can change the variable name in-line just like you've described and press Enter to complete editing.
Another way is to use the Postfix Completion:
Type .var
(or just .v
to select it from the list) and confirm it with Enter.
Answered By - CrazyCoder
0 comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.