Get rid of intention "Make 'method' not static"

Tom,
just disable the intention in the popup.
Eugene.

"Thomas Singer (MoTJ)" <nomail@nodomain.com> wrote in message
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How to get rid of the above intention? For me it is completely useless,
I never had a case, where it solved a problem, but I had a couple of
situations, where it created problems (pressed Alt-Enter, Enter on a
method invocation of a not-yet existing method, which I wanted to create).

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Tom

just disable the intention in the popup.

This is not possible, there is no button right beside the intention (see
attached screenshot).

Tom

Click on the bulb at the left of the list item.

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Maxim Shafirov
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What exactly does Make 'foo' not static mean in that context? It's a parameter/local variable; static/non-static is not applicable in that context.

Click on the bulb at the left of the list item.

Thanks, that works. But it irritates me to configure some intentions
with sub-menus and some with the light bulb.

Tom

The method is meant (wasn't a good example to name the method like the
parameter).

static/non-static is not applicable in that context

That's why we want to get rid of this useless intention. See IDEABKL-3188.

Tom

There are some intentions which when disabled never occur even when
Alt-Enter is pressed. To me it is not understandable, which can be fully
disabled and which only half (like "Make 'method' not static"). Could
you please describe the difference between both? Thanks in advance.

Tom