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I have many classes (B0, B1, B2… B#) all extending class A
After initially overriding a function of A and implementing it in all of the B classes. I realise I could have been smarter and implemented it in class A, and now wish to move the function up into it.
Is there a simply way in which I can either remove all the the overrides from the B classes?
Depending on what version of Eclipse you have, you can right-click on the class(es) and go to Refactor => Pull Up. I tried it in Juno.