I have several interfaces and classes that I have in my business layer project and I want to move them into a bran开发者_运维问答d new project.I am using ReSharper 4.5.2.Is there any way I can do that
Perhaps I am limited by my experience with dynamic languages (Ruby on Netbeans and Groovy on Eclipse), but it seems to me that the nature of dynamic languages makes it impossible to refactor (renaming
Forgive me for yet another question on Python decorators. I did read through many of them, but I wonder what the best solution to the specific following problem is.
I\'ve got a largeish codebase that\'s been around for a while and I\'m trying to tidy it up a bit by refactoring it.One thing I\'d like to do is find all the headers where I could forward declare memb
Is there a better way to write this function?I\'ve inherited some javascript code and I\'d like to make this more concise if possible.Also, I\'ll probably be adding many more \"theme\" elements and do
I have a User entity, and in various views, I want to create links to a user home page basically. This functionality should be available in different co开发者_C百科ntrollers, so I can easily redirect
MolhadoRef is a refactoring-aware SCM tool that is capable of capturing and versioning of the semantics of Java
I am developing a web API with 10 tables or so in the backend, with several one-to-many and many-to-many associations. The API essentially is a database wrapper that performs validated updates and con
(There\'s a tiny bit of history to this question, please bear with me) In this question, I talked about the possibility of centralising the \'cross thread\' hocus-pocus that is required for updating
Background: I currently write test cases for the client side of a network protocol. As part of the tests I have to simulate several different expected and unexpected responses from the server (wrong h