Is there a refactoring to move methods from implementation to interface? 关注
This sounds like such a basic thing that I'm sure I'm missing something but I can't see it.
I have a method in an implementation (it got there because for the first time in my life I used an Extract Superclass refactoring to pull out a bunch of methods and properties)
@implementation SuperTranslationCell
{
}
- (UIButton*) buttonFor:(SEL)btnAction normal:(NSString*)imgNormal selected:(NSString*)imgSelected highlighted:(NSString*)imgHighlighted disabled:(NSString*)imgDisabled
{ I want that method in the interface because it's now used by two subclasses.
The Pull Up refactoring lets you pull a method up to a parent class or interface but not from implementation to interface.
The Move method won't let me select it - warning that the destination must be a different class.
I realise it's a one line copy and paste but it feels like a natural complement to having refactored a lot of code, to be able to go through and just click on declarations to move them between the implementation and interface.
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Andy, the answer is usual - "use opt+enter". There are quick fixes "Declare method in interface", "Declare method in private category", etc. If you need to do this for several methods at once, use "Generate | Declare Members". Does this work for you?
Thanks, Alexander, that was exactly what I needed.
It's a bit obscure, unless I'm still missing something there is nothing else in the UI to trigger that popup?
I had thought of Intentions as being associated with the lightbulb prompt.