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Mordachai
Tomato Guru
USA
224 Posts |
 Posted - Aug 16 2016 : 11:14:52 AM
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Refactor is able to add the needed include file on demand. It can sense when a known symbol isn't in the current scope, and one option is to add the include.
It would also be really useful / time-saving / exactly the sort of function VA excels at if it offered to add the necessary namespace qualifiers as well.
So - it detects a symbol is known, but not in scope.
It could then detect that the scope is known, but in a different name space (vs. not being included at all).
If in another name space, then one of the refactors could be "qualify name".
A common scenario for me might be to have a bunch of char-type dependent "smart" function overloads in namespace Toolbox::SmartChar.
So when I type:
get_length(pszName)
VA's refactor menu could include:
"Add Include"
"Fully Qualify Name"
"Introduce Namespace into local scope"
"Introduce Namespace into file scope"
Fully Qualify name would result in:
Toolbox::SmartChar::get_length(pszName)
Add include - does what it always has (and maybe it's a default pref for whether that also fully qualifies the name for me by default?)
Introduce Namespace... add:
using namespace Toolbox::SmartChar;
for me - at various scopes (local being the most local, file being after include files, but before everything else...
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accord
Whole Tomato Software
United Kingdom
3287 Posts |
Posted - Aug 20 2016 : 02:01:32 AM
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This is a good idea, I have added a feature request for a refactoring command to fully qualify a symbol:
case=99537
In this case, I mention that Add Include could automatically invoke this command.
We're also considering adding an add using namespace command:
case=32045
I have added your comments about the idea to add 2 different command for local scope and file scope. |
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Supply namespace qualified names, etc.
