Often, I want to rename input or output pin with the type it actually holds. What would you think about a magic shortcut that :
Bakes a type to a pin (same as CTRL + T currently does) if it does not have one already
Takes that type and turns it into a pin name, with spaces between words (not sure how that casing is called) and sets that name on the pin
For instance, if I have a SkiaPaint pin, its name would be Skia Paint and so on. I’m aware you might not always want to have a pin named after its type, but I could see that being quite convenient in lots of places.
Thought about this a couple times as well, I also feel like I do this a lot and it would speed things up. Not sure about the „extended“ Pascal Casing with spaces though. That’s definitely personal preference, I like them to reflect the exact type name mostly and don’t use spaces ;)
What I learned from Visual Studio auto completion (and started to like a lot), that their intelli-sense suggests various combinations. For example (because it just came up in the chat) we have a type called GameWindowRendererManager (yes it’s clumsy), it would suggest (for say a method parameter, which by convention are lowercase) names like “manager”, “rendererManager”, “windowRendererManager”, “windowManager”, etc.
This assumes we have a drop down of course, which would suggest those strings while typing the new name.
