Calling all Eclipse gurus….
What is the easiest/quickest way to create a subclass of a class open for editing in the Java Perspective.
Example….
I have a class open for editing in my Java perspective. I have the class name highlighted and would like to right-click on the class name and then from the “Refactor” option I would like to click something like “create a Subclass”.
An added bonus would be if somebody would recommend some good Eclipse reference sites/blogs/forums out there….
Thx
I would try just choosing the package in the tree, right clicking and creating a new java class. Then choose the current class as the new class’s parent class.
I don’t know if there is a quicker way….
And if you don’t use the “control-shift-r” shortcut to open files, you should try to use it a few times. It’s the only way I open existing files now. 🙂
Take care,
-Frank
Ok, your tip is about what I’m getting from my local Java buddies here in Dallas.
I like the “Ctrl-Shift-r” tip.’ An old co-worker told me about using “open resource” to quickly open files, but to get to the dialog box was slow. I’ll definitely use Ctrl-Shift-r.
Thanks…