When operating on a whole function it is likely that the user would like to include any annotations. JUnit is a common example:
@Test
public void testGreeter() {
assertEquals(greeter.greet("world"), "Hello world!");
}daf or dAF should delete the function and the @Test annotation rather than leaving the latter suddenly attached to the next method.
When operating on a whole function it is likely that the user would like to include any annotations. JUnit is a common example:
dafordAFshould delete the function and the@Testannotation rather than leaving the latter suddenly attached to the next method.