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Refactoring Wizard
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Refactoring Wizard
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A dialog based user interface guides you through the steps necessary to execute a selected refactoring.
Depending on the complexity of the refactoring, either a wizard or a simple dialog is used to gather information that is required for the refactoring.
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<li><a href="ref-117a.htm">Wizard based user interface</a> (used for example, for <em>Pull Up</em>)</li>
<li><a href="ref-117b.htm">Dialog based user interface</a> (used for example, for <em>Extract Method</em>)</li>
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Refactoring without Dialog
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It is also possible to rename a Java element without showing a dialog. This can be enabled and disabled on the
<a href="ref-13.htm">Java</a> preference page. If enabled, then the new name for an Java element
can be typed into the editor when the rename refactoring is invoked.
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<a href="../concepts/concepts-9.htm">Refactoring support</a>
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<a href="ref-menu-refactor.htm">Refactoring actions</a><br>
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<a href="ref-156.htm">Icons</a>
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