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More importantly, it won't be updated for things that aren't it. As in, you can have a class called 'i', used in 50 files, and confidently replace those usages
by jasonkester 15y ago
More importantly, it won't be updated for things that aren't it. As in, you can have a class called 'i', used in 50 files, and confidently replace those usages and only those usages with another name. That's something you just plain can't pull off with Regular Expressions.
[waits for somebody to post the 4000 character Regex that actually does this correctly]
- cema 15y agoYes, access to the syntax tree generated by an interpreter of the language based, I guess, on the current buffer mode, would be very helpful.