Re: refactoring using parser

Mirko Stocker <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.programming.refactoring
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Thursday 19 November 2009 16:55:05 you wrote:
> Using existing refactoring tools might be a solution. But, I'm using
> vim. A number of existing refactoring tools are integrated in Eclipse.
> I heard a story that a group of programmers that worked closely
> initially used different IDEs but eventually all converged to
> vim/emacs and shell script, because these tools allows more
> flexibility. Would you recommend me to learn to use Eclipse, if I want
> to do refactoring for a number of languages?

I'd say it depends! If you're comfortable with vim and refactoring would be 
the only feature you'd use from the IDE, then the cost of switching would 
probably be too high. But an IDE usually has other benefits as well, so you 
might want to try it :-) 

> Also, ctags can parse quite a number of languages, maybe it can be
> used to help refactoring for various language.

Maybe.. do you plan to develop a refactoring tool?

Cheers

Mirko


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