On Wed, Dec 4, 2013 at 9:30 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> Actually, OP's question is about smart generation of C++ functions
> (constructors, and assignment operator) given the class attributes. It's not
> about renaming refactorings.
Thank you for your help! I will take a look at lh-vim.
Without internet access on a new install of vim, how would a vim guru
would convert this:
float mTemperature;
unsigned char mType;
double mDistanceFromCenter;
long long int mId;
std::string mName;
Into this:
mTemperature(Other.mTemperature),
mType(Other.mType),
mDistanceFromCenter(Other.mDistanceFromCenter),
mId(Other.mId),
mName(Other.mName),
I suspect, the guru would do one of:
1. copy the parameters into a blank text document. Strip the variable
types, semicolon, and whitespace. Past the results into a spreadsheet
program. Use a formula '=A1 & "(Other." & A1 & "),"'. Repeat
formula, copy, paste into vim.
2. A gnarly regular expression
3. Some clever 'q' gymnastics
I tried vimgolf, but for some reason cannot create a twitter account
at the moment, which is a requirement.
Thank you again for your help everyone,
Chris
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