C++ Builder IDE, Refactor?

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C++ Builder IDE >> Refactor?

by Alexander Adam » Wed, 24 Aug 2005 08:32:11 GMT

Hi!

Maybe its me but I am unable to find some tool to refactor my C++
Builder Project (Namespaces etc.).. is there any? If not, is there any
other c++ refactor tool that I could use for that?

thanks!
Alex

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C++ Builder IDE >> Refactor?

by Randall Parker » Sun, 28 Aug 2005 11:26:26 GMT





I think the later versions of Visual Slick Edit have some sort of refactoring
capabilities. I am still using v7 though and so haven't used the refactor features in
the later versions.



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C++ Builder IDE >> Refactor?

by Richard M. Ulrich » Mon, 29 Aug 2005 04:38:27 GMT

>

I'm using V10 (the latest as of now) and they still don't support
refactoring with BCB. They say there isn't enough of a market. If more
people from here pinged them, it might make a difference... but somehow I
doubt it.

R



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Refactor?

by Randall Parker » Wed, 31 Aug 2005 08:05:25 GMT





Richard,

But why would Slick specifically need to support BCB? Is it that they choke on files
that have properties declarations?

I do about 95% of my BCB editing in Visual Slick Edit. I would expect refactoring
support to be independent of the IDE you use. Though if refactoring adds new classes
then you separately have to add those classes to your BCB project. However, that
doesn't strike me as a big burden.


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Refactor?

by Richard M. Ulrich » Thu, 01 Sep 2005 22:13:45 GMT

"Randall Parker" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in


I also do almost all of my editing in Slickedit, mainly because of the
tagging/reference features .. makes it very easy to trace through the code.

As to your question, here is their response in an email to me. Note that in
the subsequent year they HAVE added support for other compilers ... just not
BCB.













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