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Created attachment 254113 [details] screenshot When adding a class in the new-class wizard, it would be preferable to remove pre-added interfaces in the list that implement an added class. I find myself constantly having to manually remove the redundant 'implements' declaration from the wizard/generated class.
(In reply to Steven Spungin from comment #0) > Created attachment 254113 [details] > screenshot > > When adding a class in the new-class wizard, it would be preferable to > remove pre-added interfaces in the list that implement an added class. > > I find myself constantly having to manually remove the redundant > 'implements' declaration from the wizard/generated class. How does the interface get into the dialog? Do you add it before adding the class or is it pre-filled?
It is pre filled.
(In reply to Steven Spungin from comment #2) > It is pre filled. k, can you give me the scenario? We don't want to remove things if the user explicitly added it, but if we try to be smart we can also go a step further.
1. MyWidget does not exist. 2. addComponent(new MyWidget()); // void addComponent(IWidget widget); 3. Use context menu or other means to open the 'new class wizard' 4. By default the wizard adds interface IWidget to the list 5. I select AbstractWidgetBase as the superclass in the wizard 6. I delete pre-filled the IWidget interface from the wizard 99% of the time I select an abstract or concrete class that implements IWidget, and I always need to remove it manually.
