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<!-- Copyright 2000-2024 JetBrains s.r.o. and contributors. Use of this source code is governed by the Apache 2.0 license. -->
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# Intentions
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<link-summary>Intention actions allowing to fix code issues or transform the code to a different form.</link-summary>
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**Product Help:** [Intention Actions](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/intention-actions.html)
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**UI Guidelines:** [](inspections.md)
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This topic describes the [conditional_operator_intention](%gh-sdk-samples-master%/conditional_operator_intention), a sample plugin that adds a new [intention action](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/intention-actions.html) to the IDE Intentions list.
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In addition, the sample plugin contains a JUnit-based test.
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## About Intention Actions
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The IntelliJ Platform analyzes your code and helps handle situations that may result in errors.
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When a possible problem is suspected, the IDE suggests an appropriate intention action, denoted with special icons.
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See [Inspections](inspections.md) topic in UI Guidelines on naming, writing description, and message texts for inspections/intentions.
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You can view a list of all available intention actions as well as enable/disable them using the [Intentions List](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/intention-actions.html#intention-settings) in <ui-path>Settings | Editor | Intentions</ui-path>.
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## Techniques Used
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The [conditional_operator_intention](%gh-sdk-samples-master%/conditional_operator_intention) sample plugin illustrates the use of the following techniques:
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- How to analyze a [PSI tree](psi_files.md).
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- How to find a Java token of interest in the PSI tree.
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- How to invoke a quick fix action for a token element under cursor using the [`PsiElementBaseIntentionAction`](%gh-ic%/platform/lang-api/src/com/intellij/codeInsight/intention/PsiElementBaseIntentionAction.java) class.
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- How to create a JUnit test for this plugin using the [`IdeaTestFixtureFactory`](%gh-ic%/platform/testFramework/src/com/intellij/testFramework/fixtures/IdeaTestFixtureFactory.java) class.
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- How to add an intention description and before/after examples
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> In case of providing multiple intention actions for a single element, their ordering is indeterministic due to performance reasons.
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> It is possible to push specific items up or down by implementing
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> [`HighPriorityAction`](%gh-ic%/platform/analysis-api/src/com/intellij/codeInsight/intention/HighPriorityAction.java)
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> or
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> [`LowPriorityAction`](%gh-ic%/platform/analysis-api/src/com/intellij/codeInsight/intention/LowPriorityAction.java)
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> respectively.
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## Sample Plugin
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When launched, the sample plugin adds the <control>SDK: Convert ternary operator to if statement</control> item to the <control>SDK intentions</control> group in the <ui-path>Settings | Editor | Intentions</ui-path>.
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#### Running the Plugin
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See [Code Samples](code_samples.md) on how to set up and run the plugin.
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#### How does it work?
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The plugin analyzes symbols under the cursor in your code opened in the editor.
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If the cursor is positioned on the `?` conditional operator, IntelliJ IDEA proposes to replace this conditional (ternary) operator with the "if-then-else" statement:
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Invoking <control>SDK: Convert ternary operator to if statement</control> intention action will result in transforming expression to the form visible in the [preview](code_intentions_preview.md) popup (code fragment on the right).
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#### Intention Description
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The intention description is available in the UI under <ui-path>Settings | Editor | Intentions | SDK Intentions | SDK: Convert ternary operator to if statement</ui-path>.
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The plugin provides description files in the <path>resources/intentionDescriptions/ConditionalOperatorConverter</path> directory:
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- <path>description.html</path> - provides the general information about the intention
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- <path>after.java.template</path> - shows the code fragment that intention can change
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- <path>before.java.template</path> - shows the code fragment after applying the intention
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By default, the intention description directory name is the same as the intention class name.
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It can be customized with the `<descriptionDirectoryName>` element in `<intentionAction>` in <path>plugin.xml</path>.
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"Before" and "after" filenames pattern is <path>before.\$LANG_FILE_EXTENSION\$.template</path> and <path>after.\$LANG_FILE_EXTENSION\$.template</path> respectively.
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#### Testing the Plugin
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> Please note that running the test requires setting system property `idea.home.path` in the `test` task configuration of the Gradle build script.
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The sample plugin contains the `ConditionalOperatorConverterTest` Java class and the test data in the <path>test/testData/</path> directory.
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To perform the plugin test, run the `ConditionalOperatorConverterTest.testIntention()` method.
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