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As described in this StackOverflow question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5185480/how-to-refactor-variable-type-in-eclipse/49480340?noredirect=1#comment96089835_49480340 1)I want to refactor code like this: int x=4; int y=x; System.out.println(y); How can i do this automatically in Eclipse so x's type promotion to long would cause dependent variables to change their types also: long x=4; long y=x; System.out.println(y); ? 2)Let's say we have the below code : int x=4; public void setX(int newX){ return x; } public int getX(){ return x; } I want when changing the type of (x) from int to long then automatically getters and setters to get updating based on the new type (long) so it becomes : long x=4; public void setX(long newX){ return x; } public long getX(){ return x; } Currently i have to manually go and do it .
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Especially for type members this would be very helpful feature
