Originator: Doug Fields <dfields@interpage.net>

Here's an interesting possible feature:

ALT-SHIFT-C

Adds all catch statements to the current enclosing try-catch-finally block 
for the identifier under the point.

If no enclosing try-catch-finally block, add one enclosing the current 
statement or fragment.

Parser database of course must be able to identify it.

For example (assume ^ means the insert point is here):

        number = Integer.par^seInt(someString);

then hit ALT-SHIFT-C, will result in:

        try {
                number = Integer.par^seInt(someString);
        } catch (NumberFormatException nfe) {
        }

Or, alternately

        try {
                ...some code...
                number = Integer.par^seInt(someString);
                ...some code...
        } catch (NullPointerException npe) {
                ... some exception handling code...
        }

then hit ALT-SHIFT-C, will result in:

        try {
                ...some code...
                number = Integer.par^seInt(someString);
                ...some code...
        } catch (NullPointerException npe) {
                ... some exception handling code...
        } catch (NumberFormatException nfe) {
        }

then hitting ALT-SHIFT-C again will result in no changes.