Description Claude Knaus 2002-10-17 07:49:09 EDT

I-20021016 linux-gtk:

public class Moo {
  void foo(int a) {
    System.out.println(a);
  }
  void goo() {
    int n= 42;
    foo(n);
    int x= 7; // <--
  }
}

1. select foo in goo
2. inline method
3. press next
4. observe that the method invocation 'foo(n);' is replaced by
   'int a= n; System.out.println(a);'

This assignment is unnecessary und will go away if the following
unrelated statement ('int x= 7;') is removed.

I assume this is some sort of conservative strategy to avoid variable name 
clashes.