refactor

If you're a developer who is constantly working with C/C++, then you'll know the pain of having to manually refactor your code. Luckily, there's a solution in the form of the Vim plugin, refactor. This plugin streamlines the refactoring process by offering a range of basic refactoring commands for C/C++.

One of the standout features of refactor is its ability to handle the complexity of C++ without having to parse the source code. Instead, it uses regular expression matches to achieve the same result. However, it's worth noting that the plugin won't work for old style parameter declarations. In some cases, it may even mess up your code if you accidentally forget the rules.

The refactor plugin comes bundled with a number of useful commands and their default key maps. These include the ability to extract methods, convert local variables to parameters, rename local variables, delete parameters, reorder parameters, and introduce constants. All of these commands are designed to make the refactoring process as smooth and effortless as possible.

In terms of requirements, all you need is Vim and you're good to go. The latest release of refactor has also seen some updates to make it even more user-friendly. Some messages have been updated to help make it easier to use and navigate.

Overall, if you're looking for an efficient way to refactor your C/C++ code, then refactor is definitely worth checking out. Its range of commands and simple interface make it a great option for developers who want to save time and streamline their workflow.