XML: Collapse empty tag
From several Youtrack entries (e.g.http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-89032) it appears that IntelliJ has an intention for replacing xml tags with empty body with a "bodyless" tag (e.g. <foo></foo> with <foo/>). If this intention indeed exists, I can't seem to find a place to enable it (using v 12.1.5) - all I find is the "reverse" intention ("Expand Empty Tag").
I am using Emmet expansion quite heavily in xhtml files and get plenty of tags with empty bodies that are all marked by the inspection "Xml Tag Has Empty Body", but I don't get any suggestion to "collapse" the tags.
Can anybody point me to where this can be enbled?
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Please check Settings / Inspections, make sure XML / XML tag empty body is enabled.
NB: it works for literally empty body, e.g. a white space is not an empty string.
Regards,
Alexander.
Hi Alexander,
Maybe I expressed myself a bit unclear, but I was not looking for the inspection (that one is working!), but for an Intention to "collapse" the tag with empty body to short form. Is there something like that?
Surprisingly to me, there is indeed a feature (not intention, though): http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-38246#comment=27-34573
Please try.
Alexander.
Wow, works like a charm. Thanks a lot!