D Deleted member 103 Guest Aug 7, 2015 #1 Hi, my wish for B4a and B4i: 1) If you rename Public variables-name, then the variables-name are automatically rename in all modules. 2) If you rename Public Sub-Name, then the Sub-name should automatically rename in all modules.
Hi, my wish for B4a and B4i: 1) If you rename Public variables-name, then the variables-name are automatically rename in all modules. 2) If you rename Public Sub-Name, then the Sub-name should automatically rename in all modules.
cimperia Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 6, 2015 #2 Refactoring is badly needed. All modern IDEs offer this facility and B4 is sorely lacking in this regard.
Refactoring is badly needed. All modern IDEs offer this facility and B4 is sorely lacking in this regard.
cimperia Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 3, 2015 #8 stari said: Find / Replace Click to expand... Not quite. If you have objects (subs etc...) that bear the same name but belong to different classes, for example, if you use find/replace, you'll have to visually check that you are not renaming an object belonging to a different module. Refactoring will sense this and not do it. It'll make sure that your changes are in scope and that there's no clashes and so much more). Last edited: Oct 3, 2015
stari said: Find / Replace Click to expand... Not quite. If you have objects (subs etc...) that bear the same name but belong to different classes, for example, if you use find/replace, you'll have to visually check that you are not renaming an object belonging to a different module. Refactoring will sense this and not do it. It'll make sure that your changes are in scope and that there's no clashes and so much more).
