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IntelliJ editing question: If am editing a java file, is there way to copy all method names and arguments into clipboard?
Some thing like this...
java.lang.String.length():int
java.lang.String.charAt(int):char
java.lang.String.codePointAt(int):int
java.lang.String.codePointBefore(int):int
java.lang.String.codePointCount(int, int):int
java.lang.String.offsetByCodePoints(int, int):int
Copying from 'Structure' does copy all(or selected) method names.. but that does not include classname.
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By default, IntelliJ IDEA shows all classes, methods, and other elements of the current file. To toggle the elements you want to show, click the corresponding buttons on the Structure tool window toolbar.
Press Ctrl + Alt + Shift + C (Edit | Copy Reference) on "Editor" in the code and you'll have the fully-qualified name in your clipboard. Or alternatively just right-click on the code and select "Copy Reference".
Ctrl + Shift + C works on Windows, even if your focus is on the editor.
To duplicate and rename the package, you should not select the package itself, i.e. v2 , but select all the classes and subpackages the package contains. Then press ⌘C,⌘V or F5 as before.
If you are interested in just names of the methods
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I do not know how to do it with InteliJ but I can suggest you to use javap - utility that is included into your jdk. Just run it from command line and specify the class name. It prints "prototype" of java class; something like .h file in c.
I hope this helps.
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