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ActionScript refactoring improvements in IntelliJ IDEA 10.5

Maxim Mossienko
Maxim Mossienko

We’re working day and night to bring you more goodies in IntelliJ IDEA 10.5. Here are just a few more of them.

Introduce Variable (Field, Constant) refactoring now has a type chooser and makes it easier to work with untyped array elements (among other things):

Introduce Variable (Field, Constant) works for called functions; this is handy for writing generic processing code:

Introduce field works for local variable definitions. For instance, you can quickly promote a variable:

to a brand new field:

You can also create or assign a field from an unused parameter reference:

Go ahead and Download IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 RC.

Develop with pleasure!
The IntelliJ IDEA Team

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