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> I think the point is that with [Unix] you aren’t just stuck with what some product manager at JetBrains thought was a cool feature. But you see that’s exactl
by Privacy846 6y ago
> I think the point is that with [Unix] you aren’t just stuck with what some product manager at JetBrains thought was a cool feature.
But you see that’s exactly what you are, because you can’t refactor Java code with what you call “Unix tools”. So your only option is to install actual IDEs on Unix.
And “find usages” finds... actual usages (e.g. method calls), not simple text matches which can end up being 80% noise. For `grep -r` you might try `Ctrl+Shift+f` instead.
- cracksmoka420 6y ago> But you see that’s exactly what you are, because you can’t refactor Java code with what you call “Unix tools”. "refactoring java code" is really not an exceptional task that vim (or emacs) cannot handle. In situations where grep -r is too stupid, ctags exists.
- cyberdelica 6y agoAs well as ctags, one can also use the GNU "idutils" suite of programs.