Is Alt-Enter SuppressWarnings In The Right Place?
For ages I didn't think that IDEA had the option to auto-insert annotations like: @SuppressWarnings("unchecked").
In this example the options you get from Alt-Enter are:
Change 'typedVector' type to 'java.util.Vector'
Split into declaration and assignment
Vector<String> typedVector = getUntypedVector();
public Vector getUntypedVector() {
Vector untypedVector = new Vector();
untypedVector.add("String");
return untypedVector;
}
I only realised that the option was available (by pressing Right to see sub-options) when searching youtrack for a feature request.
http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEABKL-6491#comment=27-378392
Since inserting the annotation is a quick fix shouldn't it be at the top level?
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Hello,
That 'suppress for method' is neither a quick fix nor is specific to 'unchecked warning' inspection. E.g. you can alt-enter->right arrow on every inspection/quick fix/intention from a menu and see it. That's why it lives at sub-menu.
Denis