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Hi,
I've written some codes (actually quite a lot, around 30 files) ... in Linux ... but i would like to change names of my Classes, Variable Names and Functions, any way to change it quickly and safe?
Any tools allow me to manage that?
Thanks :)
Jeff
Eclipse is an IDE that has this feature, and as far as I know, it's free too.
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Mats
You're basically talking about a refactoring tool. A search of the Web brings up this list of refactoring tools. The good part is that it lists 3 for C++. The bad part is that it only lists 3 for C++.
Now, if only those guys over at Netbeans ported over their refactoring functionality for their C/C++ plugin...Quote:
Eclipse is an IDE that has this feature, and as far as I know, it's free too.
I think Turbo C++ had that feature. Though I'm not sure if you should depend on it for anything else (the editor is not bad, but I'm not sure about the compiler).
EDIT: sorry, forgot you wanted a utility for Linux. I think Turbo C++ is for Windows only.
The compiler is worse than the editor (by far) :p
Technically for DOS mainly, but certainly not Linux.Quote:
Originally Posted by Abda92
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Mats
By the way, Emacs has some pretty good search/replace facilities - and as long as you rename one thing at a time, you can check with the compiler that you got it right...
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Mats
That refactoring tool list I linked to lists Xrefactory, an emacs plugin, as one of the tools for C++.
Thanks, Witch,
This is a great help ... :)
the Eclipse is easier to learn, Xrefactory is a bit complicated for me :) ...
Eclipse C++ IDE is perfect
Perfect? I doubt that. Nothing is perfect, and Eclipse even less so than other, specialized, IDEs I would think.
Haha, Elysia took it quite seriously ... i should have said "perfect for my needs, my skills, and my time " ... :)
Last time I tried to use Eclipse, it was an extreme pain to set up. So I can't quite call it perfect. Though it wasn't for C++, I would image it's still the same.
And I don't think there's a compiler either? So that means manual compiling? Fun...
http://wascana.sourceforge.net/
Download, install, enter your code, press build.
Really, i didn't have difficulty. Download, install, new project, add file system, Right click, refactor .. that's it ... :|