Let's change the alpha sorted class completion (Ctrl+Shift+C) back to how it used to work when it was introduced: no alpha sort, meaning that getter and setter are inserted at the same position.

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Let's change the alpha sorted class completion (Ctrl+Shift+C)  back to how it used to work when it was introduced: no alpha sort, meaning that getter and setter are inserted at the same position.
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  1. Andreas HausladenJuly 23, 2014 at 5:07 AM

    DDevExtensions will only turn off the auto sort (conditional jump => unconditional jump)

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  2. David MillingtonJuly 23, 2014 at 5:52 AM

    Andreas Hausladen . It was perhaps greedy of me to ask for more ;) Nice work putting this one in - thankyou!

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  3. Dan HackerJuly 23, 2014 at 10:23 AM

    I recently read "Clean Code" by Robert Martin and I like the idea of the source code telling a story.  If method A calls method B, I want method B located right below method A.  At least with the alpha sort turned off, I'll know exactly where the new method is waiting for me (to move it).

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