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What is "Refactoring with Participants" ... ? [message #54168]

Wed, 11 June 2003 04:20

Eclipse User

I searched the web site, the build notes, the mailinglists and the planning
notes. However, I was not able to determine the difference between the
"Rename" and the "Rename with Participants" refactorings? Could anyone
please point me to some document describing the intention of this new
implementation?

Thanks,
Boris

Re: What is "Refactoring with Participants" ... ? [message #54459 is a reply to message #54168]

Wed, 11 June 2003 08:42

Eclipse User

This is work in progress (you enabled it on the work in progress preference
page).
It corresponds to the plan item described in bug
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=37937

The new Rename refactoring action doesn't differ from the old one in the
result you are seeing. But it is
coded on a new infrastructure which will allow other plug-ins to participate
in certain refactorings like
rename, move, delete. Those participants can then update non Java resources
like JSPs, plugin.xml, ....

The plan is to fully understand most of the issues til end of M2 and then to
propose a solution (based on the code
and a paper) to the community.

Dirk

"Boris Pruessmann" <boris@pruessmann.org> wrote in message
news:pan.2003.06.11.08.20.21.22334@pruessmann.org...
>
> I searched the web site, the build notes, the mailinglists and the
planning
> notes. However, I was not able to determine the difference between the
> "Rename" and the "Rename with Participants" refactorings? Could anyone
> please point me to some document describing the intention of this new
> implementation?
>
> Thanks,
> Boris

Re: What is "Refactoring with Participants" ... ? [message #56059 is a reply to message #54459]

Fri, 13 June 2003 06:42

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: vkyr.nospam-ision.net

Dirk, don't forget to think also about change management integrations -for
none java source files- for the new refactoring infrastructure. It would be
cool to have a handle for change objects and the change preview for these
too. - Possibly some central extension points, which would have to be used
and some interfaces which would have to be implemented by any third party
entension plugins, would yield to the desired solution.

I'am looking forward to hear soon some news about the analyzation results
and possible solutions for the new refactoring infrastructure!

- Regards Valentino

"Dirk B

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