Given the following code:
public class Foo {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println(greeting());
}
}greeting is underlined in red, because the method doesn't exist. If you put your cursor on it, and list the quickfixes (ctrl+.), you get to create the missing method.
Now it would be nice to click anywhere on that line to also see the same quickfix, like Intellij or Eclipse.
cc. @maxandersen
Given the following code:
greetingis underlined in red, because the method doesn't exist. If you put your cursor on it, and list the quickfixes (ctrl+.), you get to create the missing method.Now it would be nice to click anywhere on that line to also see the same quickfix, like Intellij or Eclipse.
cc. @maxandersen