Return type -- auto insertion?
If I key in something like this:
objectA.getOtherObject();
Is there a way to have IntelliJ automatically insert the return type of
getOtherObject() for me? So that the result would like like:
OtherObject ]]> = objectA.getOtherObject();
Thanks,
Ted
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Hello Ted,
I usually invoke an introduce variable refactoring when I want to obtain
the result you mention. If you install the SmartIntroduce plugin as well,
achieving the desired result will be even simpler: you won't have to select
anything on the line before invoking the refactoring, making the whole flow
really painless.
HTH,
Andrei
TH> If I key in something like this:
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TH> objectA.getOtherObject();
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TH> Is there a way to have IntelliJ automatically insert the return type
TH> of getOtherObject() for me? So that the result would like like:
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TH> OtherObject = objectA.getOtherObject(); TH> TH> Thanks, TH> TH> Ted TH>]]>
Note that SmartIntroduce is a nice plugin, but this already works in plain Idea (as long as the expression is all that you currently have written on the editor line).
Simply hit ctrl-alt-v.
Good find stephen, didn't know this one!