digitalmars.D.ide - Which tools do you use to refactor your codebase?
- maik klein (14/14) Jan 26 2016 struct Foo{
- Marco Leise (5/23) Feb 01 2016 In Mono-D I press F2 and type the new name.
- Basile B. (10/24) Apr 25 2016 It's maybe premature to talk about this but DCD will probably
struct Foo{ void bar(){ } } auto f = Foo(); f.bar(); For example you decide that 'bar' was a very poor choice for a name but you have already used it in many different files and manually changing ever occurrence is very annoying. You also can't really make a global substitution (for example with vim regex) because other types may also have a method called 'bar'. Is there anything for D to help refactor names for types, functions, variables etc?
Jan 26 2016
Am Tue, 26 Jan 2016 22:42:49 +0000 schrieb maik klein <maikklein googlemail.com>:struct Foo{ void bar(){ } } auto f = Foo(); f.bar(); For example you decide that 'bar' was a very poor choice for a name but you have already used it in many different files and manually changing ever occurrence is very annoying. You also can't really make a global substitution (for example with vim regex) because other types may also have a method called 'bar'. Is there anything for D to help refactor names for types, functions, variables etc?In Mono-D I press F2 and type the new name. -- Marco
Feb 01 2016
On Tuesday, 26 January 2016 at 22:42:49 UTC, maik klein wrote:struct Foo{ void bar(){ } } auto f = Foo(); f.bar(); For example you decide that 'bar' was a very poor choice for a name but you have already used it in many different files and manually changing ever occurrence is very annoying. You also can't really make a global substitution (for example with vim regex) because other types may also have a method called 'bar'. Is there anything for D to help refactor names for types, functions, variables etc?It's maybe premature to talk about this but DCD will probably support a new function that allows refactoring. I'm a bit forward with this feature and it's already in Coedit master: see it in action : https://vimeo.com/164209261 First you can see that the semantic is used because "variable" renaming is done only one the global. Later the same append with a Foo "foo" renamed to "instance" inside a function itself named "foo" and whose name is not affected. :)
Apr 25 2016