Hello Peter, Thursday, January 3, 2008, 9:13:27 PM, you wrote: well, i use refactoring without help of any tool. according to my own experience, it's much easier in Haskell than in other languages i know - basically, you just cut-n-paste your code around. i don't use type signatures at all - this creates some problems when i wrote large portion of code and try to make it compile, but nothing more
Hi all,
Is any work being done on Haskell refactoring support, like HaRe or others?
Is anyone actively using refactoring? When using C#, I used Resharper a lot, and ever since, I▓m really hooked to refactoring, so I miss it a lot when doing Haskelling. (I never seem to get a function name or signature right the first time┘ is it just me? J)
I▓m currently using Emacs with Haskell Mode (which does not offer refactoring support) but I think many of you use VIM (which does support it?)
Can one use refactoring outside of an editor? This does not really sound practical, but maybe it works?
Thank you,
Peter
PS: IMHO I don▓t think text should be the source format of our files┘ I think we should use a standarized decorated AST as the source, from which we can derive a textual (but also graphical) view and editor┘ Any comments on that? J
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