Extract Method (a refactoring from Fowler\'s book) works great if your method doesn\'t assign any values. If it assigns one value, that becomes the return value of the extracted method. What if it ass
I\'ve been looking at refactoring my login controller for better code readability.In doing so, I came across the Programmatic OpenID Relying Party example that looks like this
My mission is to refactor a switch statement that was poorly written (it makes the cyclomatic complexity spike).In short, there is a class tha开发者_JAVA百科t parses a file for various values.
If I have something like: static long double calcFactor_(const short mantissa, const short exponent,const short base = Derived::internals_.base_)
I have two almost identical classes, in fact every member function is identical, every member is identical, every member function does exactly the same thing. The only difference between those classes
I\'m trying to send different values in my data parameter for autocomplete, depending on a previously set global variable lookupType.
Having now read Martin Fowler\'s \"Re开发者_开发技巧factoring,\" I would like to know what refactoring options are available in Visual Studio (Express especially, and for C# especially). The built-in
I have a method with a flag argument. I think that passing a boolean to a method is a bad practice (complicates the signature, violates the \"each method does one thing\" principle). I think splitting
Is there a way in Eclipse CDT to do the following automatic refactorings? move file: move a source/header file to another project folder and have every #include directive relative to the moved file
Given: internal void Configure(ButtonEventArgs args, IBroker broker, FunctionEntry entry) { int phase = broker.TradingPhase;
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