Inline refactoring

Do you mostly need Inline Variable or Inline Method? Inline Variable is easy
to implemenrt while Inline Method is one of the most sofisticated
refactorings to implement.

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"Jens Peter Grosen" <no_mail@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

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Is there any possibility of a Inline refactoring being added to ReSharper

1.0? (Or will it be in the EAP for the next version?)
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It is one of the refactorings I miss the most from IDEA, that is not

already in ReSharper. It allows you to safely alter a large amount of code.
E.g. by using it to move instance methods or just inline unnecessary
variables.
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Sincerely

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Jens Peter Grosen

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&gt; Do you mostly need Inline Variable or Inline Method?
&gt; Inline Variable is easy
&gt; to implemenrt while Inline Method is one of the most
&gt; sofisticated
&gt; refactorings to implement.

I mostly use/miss Inline Variable.
For instance in IDEA I usually use extract variable on part of an expression, then e.g. print out the value of the variable/try something with the variable. When I am done I just inline the variable again.

On the other hand Inline Method is very handy in those rarer cases where you need to remove a method, replace one method with another or move the method.

Sincerely

Jens Peter Grosen