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I want to remove the intermediate dependency of class B by moving the code from B to C and inherit directly from A.
generic class A
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---modified generic class B
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---current class C
Is there any refactoring from Eclipse to support this?
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Compositional RefactoringThis Eclipse bundle provides new Quick Assist actions to support refactorings in a compositional paradigm. In the compositional paradigm, the tool automates small, predictable steps of a refactorin...
Refactoring using EclipseRight clicking on a Java element in the Package Explorer view and selecting Refactor menu item. Right clicking on a Java element in the Java editor and selecting Refactor menu item. Selecting a Java element in either the Package Explorer view or Java Editor and clicking Shift + Alt + T.
Normally you can achieve this by just pressing undo. If this is not possible for any reason Eclipse will warn you. In case of emergency: Revert by using your VCS :-) D.R.
Use Refactoring > Pull up on all the methods of C.
Move all fields and constructors from C to B. Make sure C and B are in the same package.
Delete the class C.
Rename class B to C.
You have to move fields and constructors by hand, but otherwise this should be a fairly safe and painless refactoring.
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