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[wingide-users] How do you refactor your code?F. GEIGER fgeiger at datec.atTue, 10 Dec 2002 15:59:57 +0100
Hi all, this is more of a Python problem than a WingIDE problem, but I guess I'm not the only one finding this annoying: When I refactor a program, i.e. move classes, move methods, and then change the names of classes and methods, there's no help in changing the code lines, which refer to those classes and methods. I always have to press F5 then, click thru the GUI of my program, just to discover, that there's still a wrong name left. So, correct it, F5 again, click, click, click, arrrgh - name error again. This is the moment where I wish I had a compiler. I've heard of Bycicle Repair Man, but is this an option on Windows (heard you need Emacs for that)? How is your procedure in this regard? I'm still using ver. 1.1.3, so perhaps in 1.1.7 there's already some support built-in in this regard? Many thanls in advance and best regards Franz GEIGER
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