what such a feature would do with the statements inside the catch block, if there are any? And how should it recognize whether the try/catch exists just for troubleshooting purposes, or should it be available for any try/catch statement?
It would just remove the try/catch, the added parenthesis and indent the inner statements back to the left. It's basically just an undo operation for what ctrl-alt-j did. It should work with any try/catch.
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Hello abdu,
what such a feature would do with the statements inside the catch block,
if there are any? And how should it
recognize whether the try/catch exists just for troubleshooting purposes,
or should it be available for any try/catch
statement?
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It would just remove the try/catch, the added parenthesis and indent the inner statements back to the left. It's basically just an undo operation for what ctrl-alt-j did. It should work with any try/catch.
Abdu
I think it would be fine just to delete the contents of the catch in this case.
Ciarangallagher036, thank you for your feedback. Could you please submit a feature request here? On the tracker, others can see your request and add their vote if they find such a tool would be useful, which helps our team to better understand which features/tools our users are eager for. I believe this can help give the best visibility for your request. Thank you!