I have the following scenario:
public class Controller {
private ModelRepository repository;
public int getModelCount() {
int count = 0;
List<Model> models = repository.getModels();
for (Model model : models) {
if (model.somePredicate()) {
count++;
}
}
return count;
}
}
Now, I'd like to move the getModelCount method inside ModelRepository by using some automated Eclipse refactoring so that I end up with this in the controller:
public class Controller {
private ModelRepository repository;
public int getModelCount() {
repository.getModelCount();
}
}
Is this possible in Eclipse Indigo? If yes, how? Thanks!
I don't think there is a single-hop refactor, but you can do it in two.
First, highlight the contents of the getModelCount() method and do a refactor->extract method, calling the new method something like countModels.
Secondly, do a refactor->move on the new countModels() method, selecting the repository field as the destination.
This will leave you with a method on the ModelRepository called countModels rather than getModelCount. For completeness you could do a refactor->rename on this, but I prefer countModels anyway.
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