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> From: Bruce Jin > > > 3. The ability to easily move a method from one class to another. > > ? I use this when I promote a method from a subclass to a superclass, Bruce, or vice versa. It's also nice to be able to copy a method from one class to another. I also forgot a couple of features I use all the time: 1. When creating a subclass of an abstract class, generate the stubs for all the required methods. 2. After adding a bunch of instance variables, automatically generate the setters and getters for them (this is great for programming beams!). Joe
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