
Speak of this detection by hlint, I can not figure out how I'm supposed to improve it for identical or nearly identical where clauses, e.g. ```log Reduce duplication Found: !eac = el'context eas diags = el'ctx'diags eac returnAsExpr = el'Exit eas exit $ EL'Expr xsrc Why not: Combine with /xxx/Analyze.hs:741:7-27 hlint(Reduce duplication) ``` While yes, that's verbatim copy as of a where clause, but how to *combine* them? ```hs where !eac = el'context eas diags = el'ctx'diags eac returnAsExpr = el'Exit eas exit $ EL'Expr xsrc ``` Regards, Compl
On 2020-12-07, at 21:32, Doug Burke
wrote: hlint does this to some extent (at least I have some copy-pasted code it keeps on pleading me to remove duplication).
Doug
On Mon, Dec 7, 2020 at 8:24 AM Johannes Waldmann
mailto:johannes.waldmann@htwk-leipzig.de> wrote: very cool feature would be if I could select a program phrase and let it find /similar/ phrases, where a similarity metric could be edit-distance with respect to language tokens ...
I often wanted a tool that finds (nearly) duplicate AST sub-trees in a large code base, and suggests refactorings.
Of course, in an IDE, it could alert me on-the-fly that I'm typing some code that's already present elsewhere.
How might one go about implementing this? Actual (approximate) sub-tree matching seems the easy part; but I have no clear idea about whether this should just use syntax, or needs types as well (my guess is: yes) what libraries are there to provide the (annotated) ASTs, etc.
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