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C/C++ Experimental Refactoring - plugin detailExperimental C/C++ Refactoring Support.
[ You have to be logged in to be able to comment. ] User CommentsA reparsing symbols command is needed!
There has been a lot of progress in the code analysis engine in Netbeans, specially for the c++ side. The class browser and the code navigator work pretty fine. But sometimes the code navigator could get confused. Incremental code analysis stops working correctly sometimes when a large portion of the source is modified or refactored. However this issue is very common in every c++ IDE too, after all nothing is perfect.
The fact is that most IDEs have a command for clearing the symbols database and reparsing the entire source files on a project. This feature is missing in Netbeans, but there is a workaround. I have to delete the /vars folder which is located into the netbeans settings folder (in my system is located at "~/.netbeans/dev" path ). Implementing this new feature shouldn't be complicated, just removing the symbols database files.
Posted by superoptimo on Jul 19, 2009
Eclipse is moving faster...
Take a loon on this: http://wiki.eclipse.org/CDT/User/NewIn50#Refactoring .
Looks like there isn't a similar interest in the Netbeans team, bad...
Posted by flowolf on Jun 19, 2008
Very Good Feature!
The lack of the ability to find usages is the main reason I use Eclipse over Netbeans for C/C++ development. If you can get it working and get it to work faster (Eclipse's reference finding works almost instantaneously), then I would more than likely switch over. Keep up the good work!
Posted by sreque on Apr 28, 2008
Keep this way
I would really like to see some more efforts like this for the C/C++ environment...
Posted by flowolf on Mar 09, 2008
Re: 6.1
Hello, Joao Paulo,
yes. I meant, that all functionality of this plug-in will be built-in in NetBeans 6.1 (I'm one of C/C++ support developers). May be instant rename and rename will be disabled in release (because of not 100% accurate) . In this case I will write plug-in for 6.1 to enable them as "experimental" features :-)
Posted by vv159170 on Mar 07, 2008
6.1?
Hey Vladimir, it's good to know that you've fixed this problem! But when you say "no plans to update 6.0 version of plug-in, try 6.1 trunk daily builds", do you mean that C/C++ refactoring will be already built-in on NetBeans 6.1? Because I can't see any update on this page...
Thanks, Joao Paulo.
Posted by joaopna on Mar 03, 2008
re: Subclass rename
Hi, joaopna,
Thanks for feedback. I just recently have fixed it in 6.1. But sorry, no plans to update 6.0 version of plug-in, try 6.1 trunk daily builds. Thanks, Vladimir.
Posted by vv159170 on Feb 28, 2008
Subclass rename
Really nice plugin, very usefull! However, there's one thing I'd like to see on it: method renaming correctly. It's not working properly when I have subclasses. For example, if I have a class called Object, and it has a method called GetName, if I create a subclass from Object called Car and overide the method GetName, I can't use refactor to rename both methods. Do you think it can be implemented? If you could share the sources, I'd like learn and help developing this feature.
Posted by joaopna on Feb 20, 2008
Inner classes and find usages
Guys,
please look at the case of "inner". I have a case of class defined inside the other class. The methods of inner class are used in the outer class. For most of them 0 usages were reported whereas it was not true.... Thanks!
Posted by nzero2002 on Jan 30, 2008
re: Inner classes and find usages
Hi, thanks for feedback. Could you, please, file IZ against cnd with simplest testcase? Thanks!
Posted by vv159170 on Jan 30, 2008
Thanks a lot
Guys,
the feature is very nice and works well for me. I am using it constantly during the work and it helps a lot. I am looking forward for other refactoring capabilities. Thanks!
Posted by nzero2002 on Jan 30, 2008
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
Posted by geertjan on Nov 07, 2007
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