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| Inlining a local variable |
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| Inlining a local variable |
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| To inline a local variable: |
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| In a Java editor, select the variable that you want to inline (you can select a reference to the variable) |
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| Do one of the following: |
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| <li> From the menu bar, select <strong>Refactor > Inline</strong> or |
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| <li> From the editor's pop-up menu, select <strong>Refactor > Inline</strong> |
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