Rearranger plugin version 0.1
The plugin performs two rearrangement tasks:
Reordering is based on the configuration supplied by the user. (By default, no rearrangement takes place.) The user creates a list of entries, specifying various attributes of the fields, methods, and classes. These attributes include all the standard Java modifiers (public, private, protected, final, static, etc.) as well as some other criteria (method is constructor, getter/setter, etc.)
The plugin moves objects to the front of the file or class declaration in the order they appear in the list. So, for example, you could specify a list like:
and all public static void fields would be moved to the front of each class definition, followed by constructors and accessor/mutator methods. Everything else follows these, in the same relative order as in the original file.
See http://www.intellij.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/RearrangerPlugin for more detail and to obtain the plugin.
Please let me know if there are bugs or additional features you'd like. One thing I know does not work: detecting if a method is overridden or not. (It's not obvious how to do this in Psi, but I'm sure it's easy)
-Dave
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Great!!!
May I add some enhancements:
1- a way to process selected classes/packages in the project viewer.
2- a way to add this cool feature in the Reformat plug in...
I get an exception while trying to edit an "ordering statement" (Aurora 944)
java.lang.ClassCastException
at
com.wrq.rearranger.configuration.SettingsPane$3.actionPerformed(SettingsPane
.java:165)
at javax.swing.AbstractButton.fireActionPerformed(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.AbstractButton$ForwardActionEvents.actionPerformed(Unknown
Source)
at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.fireActionPerformed(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.DefaultButtonModel.setPressed(Unknown Source)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicButtonListener.mouseReleased(Unknown Source)
at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Unknown Source)
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default, no rearrangement takes place.) The user creates a list of entries,
specifying various attributes of the fields, methods, and classes. These
attributes include all the standard Java modifiers (public, private,
protected, final, static, etc.) as well as some other criteria (method is
constructor, getter/setter, etc.)
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the order they appear in the list. So, for example, you could specify a
list like:
class definition, followed by constructors and accessor/mutator methods.
Everything else follows these, in the same relative order as in the original
file.
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detail and to obtain the plugin.
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One thing I know does not work: detecting if a method is overridden or not.
(It's not obvious how to do this in Psi, but I'm sure it's easy)
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Regis,
Thanks for your suggestions and bug report.
Version 0.2 is uploaded, which fixes that ClassCastException. I'll take a look at adding project viewer support.
What do you mean, add this feature to the Reformat plugin? Would you like it to automatically run when you run the Reformat plugin?
I don't own the Reformat plugin, but Timur (who wrote it) added functionality so that other plugins could chain after it. I did this with the Tabifier plugin, and could also do this with Rearranger.
-Dave
You're welcome ;), thanks for your good job.
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I'm already uploading it,
>I'll take a look at adding project viewer support.
It would be great.
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it to automatically run when you run the Reformat plugin?
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functionality so that other plugins could chain after it. I did this with
the Tabifier plugin, and could also do this with Rearranger.
That's exactly what I mean.
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Regis,
check out version 0.3 -- it chains from the Reformat plugin.
I noticed that if you have both rearranger and tabifier, it seems unpredictable which will run first. Maybe that's not a problem for you.
Good luck,
-Dave
Thanks a lot, it's very cool.
We don't currently use tabifier.
Regis
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unpredictable which will run first. Maybe that's not a problem for you.
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Why isn't this plugin in the Plugin Manager?
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Plugin Manager knows about it now.
-Dave