what is Structural Search for exactly?

Sorry not enough ☕ - I see that kotlin is not in the file type as well.. @poohbar I have used it to refactor lots of code

@poohbar It lets you search for final fields of type X for example - not by matching strings, but by matching code structure

find all methods of a class etc

its really great

super interesting and powerfwul I cant believe I have never used it!

@sigurdsa is there some good documentation for that? All I ever found was “copy existing template, tinker with things”. Super difficult to do less trivial things, and replacing is just impossible for me

I used this https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/docs/ssr.pdf from 2006 last time to "read up"

no, SSR doesn't work for Kotlin. the only way to enable it is to implement the missing pieces of the API and to send a pull request to us

haha nice try JB, you sell it, you make it 😄

@poohbar SSR is a part of CE, so JB does not sell it.

@yole, can you post some specifics (links to docs, code examples)? What does someone who've never seen any JB/IntelliJ code need to look at?

well, I don't think it's the easiest part of the code to dive into, but you can give it a try

Well, probability of me actually doing it is quite low, but I'm academically interested in how it works, so there's a slim chance I'll give it a try if you point me in the right direction

the Java implementation is here: https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/tree/master/java/structuralsearch-java/src/com/intellij/structuralsearch

thanks

vacation is coming up, will take a look at it next week 🙂

Is it possible to run reformat & auto-fix a specific inspection from the command line?

@Paul Woitaschek You can definitely run formatter, I wouldn’t know about inspection fixes https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/2017.1/working-with-intellij-idea-features-from-command-line.html

@User uploaded a file: and commented: I routinely see my IDEA pinning the CPU like this. Is there any way I can get a thread dump? jps +

kill -3

don’t seem to work

gotta love mac's understanding of percentage.. lol

that’s fine, it is using 1.5 cores out of 4 or something

OS X does it weird for sure. Each thread is 100%

So an intel HT processor with 4 cores, 8 threads can have 800% show apparently.

At least from some unofficial answers I’m finding.

Yeah I know what it's doing, I just think it's utterly stupid. 😄

I guess it was the only easy way for them to add initial multi-core support way back when.

Instead of % of cpu, # of cores, it’s just % of cpu.

With OS X though, we’re lucky they even bothered to update anything but Mail.

So no idea how I could get a thread dump from IDEA?