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Rope Refactorings · gabrielelanaro/emacs-for-python Wiki · GitHub

The rope library provides a lot of tools to perform refactorings.

Emacs-for-python will automatically open Rope projects in the current (.) and upper (..) directory.

If you havent created a rope project for your Python sources yet do it with C-x p o.

Thats also the shortcut for opening a project.

• C-x p o - open rope project
• C-x p f - find file in rope project
• C-c d - python doc for module / method
• C-c g - goto definition
• C-c f - find occurencies
• C-c r r - refactoring rename

for more shortcuts have a look at https://bitbucket.org/agr/rope/src/c4df5fe957fd/docs/overview.txt

Renaming in ropemacs is quite intelligent all you have to do is to use it. All the renaming performed are project-wise and you can perform a rename on a lot of things:

• variables
• attributes
• keyword parameters
• modules

more info about actual examples: https://bitbucket.org/agr/rope/src/c4df5fe957fd/docs/overview.txt

Renaming renames method between the same class, Moving delegates the method/attribute to another class that's a component of the first.

A pep-8 formatting utility

It analyze the project and substitutes the function where it is usable, like

pow(a,b): return a**b

a**b -> it will be substituted automatically

if a**b is in another package it will import and substitute

It will move file accordingly

Have to describe it and to tune it up by default, otherwise it's almost unuseful

Complex stuff

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