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It would be nice to have a tool or a wizard for extending/implementing. This feature would be called on a java class or interface and would let the user select which methods he or she wants to implement/override. The user would also input the name of the new class and target package. Apart from overriding methods it should be also possible to select constructors to "recreate". The output would be a generated class, a skeleton where all the user needs to do is to put code into the prepared methods. Regarding constructors, quite often all the constructor does is just call the constructor of the superclass. By "recreating" I meant creating such constructors in the newly created class.
Thanks for your input. Are you aware of 'Source | Insert Code' functionality? It seems to me that feature required by this issue partially duplicates its functionality.
Yes, I am aware of 'Source | Insert code'. I realize that some of the proposed functionality is already there, but the proposed feature could wrap around these functionalities, so that the user does not need to generate the methods one by one. Could it be done this way?
I just wanted to make sure. IMHO, this can be a useful feature, lets target next (6.8) release.