Description Woody Zenfell III 2011-03-30 10:58:46 EDT

Build Identifier: 20110218-0911

The "Inline" refactoring, when initiated at a method call site, asks me whether I want to inline just that call or all calls.  This choice is useful.

The "Inline" refactoring, when initiated at a reference to a local, assumes I want to inline the local to all its references.  This is often not what I want: I often want to inline just that one occurrence.  (Also, it feels inconsistent with the method inlining behavior.)


Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
Consider a function like this:

void foo() {
	int bar = 2;

	int baz = bar + 1;
	int bat = bar % 5;
}

If I put my cursor on the reference to "bar" in the initialization of "baz" and invoke the Inline refactoring, it asks "Inline 2 occurrences of local variable 'bar'?".  There is no way for me to inline only this one occurrence.

That is, I would hope to end up with:

void foo() {
	int bar = 2;

	int baz = 2 + 1;
	int bat = bar % 5;
}