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Dennis Haupt

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Created November 06, 2010 06:09

i guess providing cpu snapshots would be a start. or, if the structure view is open, close it. for some reason, it eats your cpu.
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Created November 12, 2010 10:53

is it in the newest nightly?
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Created November 12, 2010 14:28

since "find usages" is partly implemented, can't the call hierarchy be activated? i always assumed it to be based on find usage, so if one works, so should the other.
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Created January 17, 2011 20:51

it's not a bug, intellij ist just too smart ;)try this instead of your example: val ellipses = points.map(p => { val }idea seems to know that in a one-line-function, a val declarat...
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Created January 19, 2011 10:51

i tried:List(1, 2, 3).map(e => val x = 0; x + e)doesn't work
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Created January 19, 2011 10:00

if it slows down the feature too much, maybe it can be done in background?or, a lot simpler: replace the "+" icon with a "we don't know yet"-icon until the user clicks on it.
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Created January 15, 2011 07:20

+100the choices should be:create private/protected (if i want to create the method in my superclass - this one could also be added to the java suggestions) method inside current classcreate public...
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Created January 15, 2011 19:45

i think you misunderstood. imagine coding in a test-first manner. you create a test and begin to type:val x = new Something() <- alt+enter to create the classx.createFoo("someParam") <- alt+enter t...
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Created March 15, 2011 22:01

+1
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Created February 26, 2011 16:27

as short and precise as possible:a for loop in scala is equal to calling foreach. foreach applies the collections content to a function. the function1 trait has a method "apply" with one parameter ...
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