Netbeans (against Eclipse) .. warning: a bit of rant follows.
I created a new class, added a method and typed something like this
public void litmusTest() throws CustomException {
Red underline appears for "CustomException" - Error, yes accepted.
But where is the option to create "CustomException" on the fly?
In eclipse a bulb appears on the left gray marin, clicking which presents you options to create a "CustomException" class that extends Exception - some additional intelligence going on - and really very useful to a rapid dev. environment. WHERE IS THIS FEATURE IN NETBEANS? I had been looking for something similar across last 2-3 releases.
Another random problem.The File header documentation appears below the import statements by default.
something like ..
import java.io.File;
/*
* NetBeansLitmus.java
*
* Created on November 18, 2006, 2:07 PM
....
I am open to any IDE but I guess nothing wrong in being inclined to one that is more intutive..
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