How to do this in IntelliJ ?

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创建于 2011年09月28日 12:49

I'm trying to switch from Netbeans 7 to IntelliJ. I'm a big fan of IntelliJ - it's professional, fast and stable. But whatever the limitations of Netbeans are, I have to admit there are features I can't seem to find in IntelliJ. Maybe somebody can help me to point certain out ?

Maven

Search for dependencies not yet present in the local repository. Netbeans downloads regularly the indices of the various repositories. Allowing a quick search for something new.
GUI for the pom.xml file.

Java coding

Case in-sensitive code completion.
Method argument auto-completion. When selecting a method the arguments are automatically filled-in with the most probable candidates.
Generate boolean getters as isXXXXX() methods instead of getXXXXX().
Select the method to step into when there's more than one method call on the current line.

JPA

Actions like adding annotations for uni/bidrectional relationships, etc...
GUI for persistence.xml + changing the configuration according to the choices.

TIA !

Jan

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创建于 2011年09月28日 13:17

Hi Jan,

Method argument auto-completion. When selecting a method the arguments are automatically filled-in with the most probable candidates.

Smart type completion.

Generate boolean getters as isXXXXX() methods instead of getXXXXX().

Getters for boolean properties are generated at 'isXxx()' form by default.

Select the method to step into when there's more than one method call on the current line.

'Smart Step Into' action (Shift+F7) when the break point is hit.

Denis

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创建于 2011年09月28日 13:37

Getters for boolean properties are generated at 'isXxx()' form by default.

Sorry, my mistake. I should have said "Boolean". For "boolean" it is the case indeed.

Smart type completion.

This invokes a popup for an argument-per-argument proposition. What I meant is that as soon as the method is known, netbeans fills the complete method call + ALL the arguments. The latter are a choice of the most probable candidates. It obviously tries to match with variables in the scope with the same name and type. Usually in just one go it selects immediatly all the right variables on the right places. A huge help when writing a lot of code.

'Smart Step Into' action (Shift+F7) when the break point is hit.

I didn't know that. Thank you ! Is it possible somewhere to set this as the default step-into behavior ? :-)

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创建于 2011年09月28日 14:45

Sorry, my mistake. I should have said "Boolean". For "boolean" it is the case indeed.-into behavior ? :-)

It's not possible to achieve that at the moment. Feel free to track IDEA-28206.

This invokes a popup for an argument-per-argument proposition. What I meant is that as soon as the method is known, netbeans fills the complete method call + ALL the arguments. The latter are a choice of the most probable candidates. It obviously tries to match with variables in the scope with the same name and type. Usually in just one go it selects immediatly all the right variables on the right places. A huge help when writing a lot of code.

Please submit corresponding ticket to the tracker.

I didn't know that. Thank you ! Is it possible somewhere to set this as the default step-into behavior ? :-)

You can achieve that by modifying a keymap.

Btw, you may find another interesting debugger features here.

Denis

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创建于 2011年09月28日 15:00

This invokes a popup for an argument-per-argument proposition. What I meant is that as soon as the method is known, netbeans fills the complete method call + ALL the arguments. The latter are a choice of the most probable candidates. It obviously tries to match with variables in the scope with the same name and type. Usually in just one go it selects immediatly all the right variables on the right places. A huge help when writing a lot of code.

Please submit corresponding ticket to the tracker.

I would happily vote for this feature, if you post the link to your feature request I will vote for it.