Two Simple (I hope) questions

[vantine_lee]

1. In 6.1 I (again) can't seem to find how to override methods in a
parent class
2. Is there any way to specify the parent class (for extents) or
implemented interfaces (for implements) when using the NB New.. to
create a new Class?

Many thanks in advance

Lee

[Jiri Prox]

Hi,

1. to override method you can use code completion or Insert code menu.
In the first case type the name of method from superclass and press
ctrl-space. You'll get list of item with suffix -override. After
selecting such item the method stub will be generated.
The second way is to use Insert Code menu (Alt-I), there is Override
method item in this menu. It will open dialog where you can choose which
methods should be overridden.

2. unfortunately the IDE does not support specifying super type in New
Java Class wizard. See issue 113391 for explanation:
http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=113891

Hope it helps
Jirka

vantine_lee@emc.com wrote:

[vantine_lee]

Jiri,

Many thanks for the help. It seems every time there is a new release of
Netbeans the way to override methods changes. I must say I care as much
for this one, previous version allowed you to specify if you wanted to
include the method Javadoc header from the parent method which I found
very helpful.

Again Thanks!

Lee VanTine
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jiri.Prox@Sun.COM [mailto:Jiri.Prox@Sun.COM]
Sent: Monday, June 16, 2008 10:59 AM
To: nbusers@netbeans.org
Subject: Re: [nbusers] Two Simple (I hope) questions

Hi,

1. to override method you can use code completion or Insert code menu.
In the first case type the name of method from superclass and press
ctrl-space. You'll get list of item with suffix -override. After
selecting such item the method stub will be generated.
The second way is to use Insert Code menu (Alt-I), there is Override
method item in this menu. It will open dialog where you can choose which

methods should be overridden.

2. unfortunately the IDE does not support specifying super type in New
Java Class wizard. See issue 113391 for explanation:
http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=113891

Hope it helps
Jirka

vantine_lee@emc.com wrote: