ABAP Development Tools (ADT) 2.19 provides a various set of quick assists that help you to change ABAP source code in a semi-automated way as follows:
- Refactoring aids for changing the structure of source code without changing its behavior
- ABAP Quick fixes for resolving errors and warnings
- Generators for adding new functionality
In SAP NetWeaver NW7.40 SP5, following new quick assist functionalities make your daily development tasks easier to handle:
Refactoring Aids
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Identifier |
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Description |
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Variables |
Declaring Variables from Usage |
You define a new local variable, attribute, or parameter from its usage. |
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Declaring Inline Variables Explicitly |
You convert local inline declarations of one or several variables into explicit declarations. |
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Extracting Local Variables from Expressions |
You create a local variable from an expression. |
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Converting Local Variables to Parameters |
You promote local variables to a parameter of a method. |
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Assigning a Statement to a New Variable |
You declare a new variable and assign the result of a statement to this variable. |
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Variables / Constants |
Extracting Parameters from Literals |
You create a new importing parameter for the current method with the literal as default value. Then, this parameter is used instead of the literal. |
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Methods |
Extracting Methods from Expressions |
You can move an expression to a new method and replace it with the call of a new method. |
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Exceptions |
Declaring Exceptions from a Raise Statement |
You add an exception to the method signature based on an existing RAISE EXCEPTION statement in the method implementation. |
ABAP Quick Fixes
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Function |
Description |
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Creating ABAP Function Modules from Usage |
You can create an ABAP function module from the name of the missing repository object. For this purpose, the corresponding creation wizard is opened. |
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Creating ABAP Includes from Usage |
You can create an ABAP include from the name of the missing repository object. For this purpose, the corresponding creation wizard is opened. |
Generating ABAP Source Code
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Identifier |
Function |
Description |
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Classes |
Generating Class Constructor Methods |
You can create an empty static class constructor method in the public section of the current ABAP class. |
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Generating Constructor Methods |
You can create an instance method in the public section of the current ABAP class. |
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Generating Factory Methods |
You can create a static create method in the public section of the current ABAP class. |