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(IntelliJ) [SOLVED] How would I add method definitions to implemented Interfaces like Eclipse does?

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As the title says.

How would I add method definitions to implemented Interfaces where you can hover over the Override-able method and it'll have a description of what it does, like Eclipse does.

I went to the Forge API page, and none of the methods have descriptions, which really sucks (link below). I need method definitions for all IInventory methods (and all other interfaces I implement/classes I extend) because how else am I gonna learn what these methods do and when they are ran (If you know, please send me a link. The Forge Docs are actually kinda rubbish... lacks information).

Thanks in advance!

 

Link to Forge API page (Definitions non-existent)

Edited by JamesWilsonProductions
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Who am I? Me?

I am NEW to Minecraft Modding, but NOT NEW to Java. I have recently found an interest in doing this, and I'm having much fun thus far!

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Welp, finally figured it out!

For all you guys out there that are asking the same question, what you want to do is click on the method you wanna view and then press <Ctrl+Q>  or <Alt+ButtonClick2> and that'll show you the method description.

 

Cheers!

Edited by JamesWilsonProductions
Alternate shortcut added

Who am I? Me?

I am NEW to Minecraft Modding, but NOT NEW to Java. I have recently found an interest in doing this, and I'm having much fun thus far!

I am interested in getting active within this community.

Nice to meet you fellow mod developer, hope you're having a wonderful and challenging day!

5 minutes ago, Leomelonseeds said:

Next time try solving on your own before posting here.

 

Apparently I'm addicted to these forums and can't help but read all the posts. So if I somehow help you, please click the "Like This" button, it helps.

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6 hours ago, Leomelonseeds said:

 

I did try solve it on my own before, but came up dry, then I had the bright idea to search it up in general terms (without "MC Forge" in my search). The benefit of this is that anyone else searching the question will see this page. I like doing this, as it can help others =)

 

Cheers!

Edited by JamesWilsonProductions

Who am I? Me?

I am NEW to Minecraft Modding, but NOT NEW to Java. I have recently found an interest in doing this, and I'm having much fun thus far!

I am interested in getting active within this community.

Nice to meet you fellow mod developer, hope you're having a wonderful and challenging day!

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