Re: refactoring using parser
George Dinwiddie <[email protected]>
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Peng Yu wrote:
>> I'm not entirely sure what you mean. If by "any full-blown language"
>> you mean "any language that's suitable for professional programming,"
>> there are lots of such languages with simpler syntax and which have
>> much better refactoring engines as a consequence.
>
> I mean "any language that's suitable for professional programming",
> for example, C++, python, perl, R. Would you please let me know what
> languages have better refactoring engines?
And Java. The refactoring tools in Eclipse are quite good.
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