Ejaj Hassan wrote:
Hi,
I have been hearing this refactoring of code. Well does it have
any thing like this in Python and if it is then what is it all about.
"Refactoring" is a general technique that applies to any language, not just
Python. Refactoring means to take a program which is writ
> Hi,
> I have been hearing this refactoring of code. Well does it have
> any thing like this in Python and if it is then what is it all about.
> Thanks.
> Regards,
> Ejaj
Refactoring is just a way of restructuring code. It can be breaking
code apart to more logical pieces -- moving parts of a
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/"Refactoring is the process of changing a software system in such a way
that it does not alter the external behavior of the code yet improves
its internal structure."/ -- Martin Fowler in R
Hi,
I have been hearing this refactoring of code. Well does it have
any thing like this in Python and if it is then what is it all about.
Thanks.
Regards,
Ejaj
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Philip Smith wrote:
> This is a subject which seems to pop up periodically so apoliogies but I
> wonder whether anyone can help:
>
> a)Is there yet an alternative Python refactoring tool to bicycle
> repair man (bike)?
>
Find and Replace ;-)
> b)If not is there any documentation on
This is a subject which seems to pop up
periodically so apoliogies but I wonder whether
anyone can help:
a) Is there yet an alternative
Python refactoring tool to bicycle repair man (bike)?
b) If not is there any
documentation on the appropriate use of bike? I can't seem to get to
Alan Gauld wrote:
> Picking up Kent's message about refactoring, my approach tends to
> mean I more often refactor by combining classes into a higher level one,
> or reverting a class to a native data type than I do by breaking a class
> into smaller pieces. Most folks tend to mean the opposite di
