| User: Anonymous | Rating: 8 | 2008-07-16 07:44:04 |
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Great plugin. For a ten it would just have to:
- add quick fixes to the quick fix list
- not try to make normal classes private
- have different icons for private, protected, default and public
- ignore serialVersionUID as unreferenced
- scan classes completely even if they seem unreferenced
- allow patters for ignoring methods and fields
- check inheritance downwards and not only upwards
- check the inheritance and reference from the standard JRE classes to ignore methods like paint or createUI
All in all: I love it ;-)
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| User: Jappo | Rating: 8 | 2008-07-12 10:07:01 |
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Really nice, really handy, a pretty plug-in! Keep working on that, it will be great.
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| User: Anonymous | Rating: 9 | 2008-03-27 19:01:48 |
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The first vote is wrong, because the "Clean up code option" does not check public or protected classes, methods or fields. This plugin is usefull to find unnecessary public code.
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| User: Anonymous | Rating: 8 | 2008-03-20 08:27:08 |
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Eclipse does not do that. The clean up feature consider only local variable and private field.
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| User: Anonymous | Rating: 1 | 2008-03-18 07:30:49 |
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Why? The Clean up code option under Source->Clean Up already does this and a lot more. And you can set warnings/errors for this sort of things too (well unused variables mainly).
A waste of time.
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