Annoying intention behavior
Step 1.Code looks something like:
void f(String a, String b){
g(b);
}
void g(String b){
//something
}
Step 2: Edit to:
void f(String a, String b){
g(a, b);
}
void g(String b){
//something
}
Step 3: After accepting intention to "Change signature":
void f(String a, String b){
g(a,b);
}
void g(String b, String s){
//something
}
..so it doesn't speed up code writting :( ... and for a more complicated
fucnction parameter list it can introduce verry hard to find bugs.
..cannot keep somehow the logic(name, position,...) of the function g
parameter and it's call to avoid this?
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Hello, Dudu,
This definitely needs to be fixed, please submit a bug to JIRA.
Eugene.
Thx Eugene,
Created:
http://www.jetbrains.net/jira/browse/IDEA-6309
"Eugene Vigdorchik" <no_mail@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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