问题
I've switched from Eclipse to IntelliJ and there is something which I couldn't find yet nor google:
How to get the autocomplete to replace the name of the function? In Eclipse, it would be the ctrl+enter functionality.
For example,
userController.setAmount();
suppose I would like not to call the setAmount()
but a setDefaultPassword()
, I place my caret after the set
then ctrl+space to autocomplete, the setDefaultPassword()
shows up but if I press enter, it won't replace Amount()
and I'll end up with
userController.setDefaultPassword();Amount();
So obviously what I wanted is to replace the setAmount()
by setDefaultPassword()
.
回答1:
Press Tab instead of Enter to select the item, and the identifier will be replaced. See also http://jetbrains.dzone.com/articles/top-20-code-completions-in-intellij-idea
回答2:
You can configure it in IntelliJ IDEA Settings under Keymap
/ Editor Actions
/ Choose Lookup Item Replace
.
回答3:
Not a solution, but a workaround:
- place the cursor after
set
- press ctrl + shift + cursor-right. So the characters after
set
are selected. - press ctrl + blank
- select a proposal and press enter
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30640224/intellij-autocomplete-to-replace-the-function-name