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Search template |
Use this text area to specify the template to be
sought for. You can type the template code in the field or click the
Copy existing template button to use one of the existing templates. |
Both |
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Replacement template |
Use this text area to specify the template
to be substituted. You can type the template code in the field or click the
Copy existing template button to use one of the existing templates. |
Structural Replace |
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Save template |
Click this button to open the Save Template dialog box, where you have to specify
the name of the new template. Note that the new template is stored under the User Defined node of
the existing templates tree view. |
Both |
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Edit variables |
Calls the Edit variables dialog box to set constraints for template
variables. |
Both |
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History |
Click this button to open the History dialog box, that shows up to 25 last invoked templates. |
Both |
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Copy existing template |
Click this button to open the Existing Templates dialog box, where you can
select one of the pre-defined or custom templates. Selected template is displayed in the
Preview field. Clicking OK
in the Existing Templates dialog box inserts the source code of
the template into the Search template or Replace template field. |
Both |
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Recursive matching |
If this check box is selected, the search is performed recursively in the results. |
Structural Search |
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Case sensitive |
If this check box is selected, the search discerns lower and upper case letters. |
Both |
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Maximum matches |
If this check box is selected, you can specify the number of matches you would obtain. By default, it is 1000. |
Both |
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File type |
Select file type from the drop-down list. |
Both |
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Shorten fully qualified names |
This option makes sense in case the template text contains fully qualified class names.
If the check box is selected, IntelliJ IDEA automatically reduces these names in the template. Otherwise,
fully qualified class names are used. |
Structural Replace |
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Format according to style |
Check this option, if you want IntelliJ IDEA to automatically reformat the expanded code fragment according to
your code style settings (for details, refer to the Code Style
dialog box). If the option is not checked, IntelliJ IDEA
will only indent the whole template according to the position in
code at which it is expanded, leaving its formatting as is. |
Structural Replace |
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Scope |
Select one of the existing scopes from the drop-down list or click the ellipsis button
(alternatively, press Shift+EnterShift Enter), and
create your own scope in the Scopes dialog box. |
Both |
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Open in new tab |
If this check box is selected, the results of the new search display in a new tab in the Find results
tool window. Otherwise, the search results update the existing tab. |
Both |
