[ANN] CamouflagePlugin Plugin v0.2

- expanding previously collapsed 'for' doesn't work as expected.
- signature of collapsed if is somewhat strange: for (int i in 1..10) no
matter if
my original loop looks like: for (Enumeration e= ...;
e.hasMoreElements(); )
making this feature unusable because I cannot see what's beneath collaped
loop.

Cool idea, Alain! Configuration in IDE Preferences would be great.



Uzytkownik "Alain Ravet" <alain.ravet.list@wanadoo.be> napisal w wiadomosci
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http://www.intellij.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/CamouflagePlugin

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This plugin adds 4 intentions to IDEA :

• camouflage the current type cast.

• camouflage all the type cast in the current class.

• camouflage the current final keyword

• camouflage all the final keyword in the current class.

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Todo :

• camouflage for loops

• add configurations options.

• remove dependencies, and publish code

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This plugin replaces the now dead TypeCastCollapserPlugin.

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Feature request:

Allow to collapse array aggregates like:

int[] i = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6, 5, 4, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6}

Should become:

int[] i = {...};

thanks,
Dimiter

Michal,

> - expanding previously collapsed 'for' doesn't work as expected.

Nothing to expect, Michal, it is not yet implemented (check on the wiki
: it's still in the todo list).

> - signature of collapsed if is somewhat strange:
> for (int i in 1..10) no matter if

It is a fake, a dummy I used to see what it would look like.


> .. use I cannot see what's beneath collaped loop.
Hover the mouse over a it, or expand it, with .

> Configuration in IDE Preferences would be great.
Will come, soon. Stay tuned.


Alain

dimiter wrote:

> Feature request:
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> int[] i = {...};

That's standard IDEA behaviour :
Menu.View.Folding.Fold Selection

Alain

That's standard IDEA behaviour :
Menu.View.Folding.Fold Selection

Though it would be nice to autofold the array initialiZers without
having to select them first.

Usecase: I have a midlet, where a lot of calculations are optimized to
use tables. These tables make 50% of the code and I have to fold them
every time. It's not hard, just boring..

cheers,
D.

dimiter wrote:
> every time. It's not hard, just boring..

You're lazy. Good point.
Did you try macros?



> Though it would be nice to ..
> Usecase: I have a midlet, ..


It's not clear yet, as it does so little, but the Camouflage plugin is
not about folding code, but about changing the way existing code is
displayed, to make it more human-readable, without changing it.

In the absence of plugin points in the editor display processor, I'm
only (ab)using the folding system to reach my goal.


Anyway, I'll keep an eye on your request, as it's trivial to implement.

Alain

Correction:
> Anyway, I'll keep an eye on your request,
> as it's trivial to implement.

should read :

> as it's trivial to ADD to the plugin.

Alain

Added in v0.7 :

Feature request:
collapse array aggregates like:
int[] i = { 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6, 5, 4, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6}
Should become:
int[] i = {...};

Active for
- 1 init expression (with the caret inside the expression), or
- all the.. in the class (with the caret on the class name)

Alain