Copy qualified name - plugin detail

Copies the fully qualified name to clipboard

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Plugin owner: markiewb
Website: http://code.google.com/p/copyfqn-fork-for-netbeans71rc2/
Added: 2012-05-15
License: Apache 2.0
Category: Editing
Downloaded: 721 times
Rating:
 4.53, by 3 users

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Download plugin   Download size: 0.14 MB   Last Update: 2013-01-11

What's new in this version

Updates in 1.2
  • Fix: runnable in JDK6/JDK7
Updates in 1.1
  • Issue 5: Attach action into context menu of members and hierarchy view (≥ NB 7.3)
  • some internal rewrites


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What's new in this version

Complete rewrite and publishing at the plugin center.

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Introduction

This plugin allows you to copy the fully qualified name of the element at the caret in the java source editor to the clipboard. There is also a context menu entry to copy it from the members and hierarchy view (≥ NB 7.3). Shortcuts for these actions can also be defined. example.png

Default shortcuts:

  • Copy qualified name (in Java editor): CTRL-J, CTRL-C
  • Copy qualified name (in Members/Hierarchy view): CTRL-J, CTRL-I

Updates in 1.1

  • Issue 5: Attach action into context menu of members and hierarchy view (≥ NB 7.3)
  • some internal rewrites

The code is originally based on the tutorials [1] and [2]. Regarding to [3] the code from tutorials is free and [4] 4.c applies, so that this derivate can be licensed separately.

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