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BicycleRepairMan performance tricks: Masking strings and comments in the source
Started by phildawes · 9 months ago
I didn’t have a weblog when I originally wrote the bulk of the bicyclerepairman querying and refactoring functionality, which I think is a shame because it meant that the design decisions never really got documented.
In an attempt to rectify this I’m (hopefully) going ... Continue reading »
In an attempt to rectify this I’m (hopefully) going ... Continue reading »
3 years ago
I use SPE which doesn't have refactoring support but is otherwise a very nice Python IDE. I've taken to using BRM's integration with IDLE -- treating that combination as a "refactoring browsing" sidecar to SPE. Not ideal but still *very* useful.
You might want to know that the BRM 0.9 tarball contains a corrupt BicycleRepairMan_IDLE.py -- bunch of non-whitespace characters around line 303. I got around it by downloading the HEAD of that file from Sourceforge CVS.
Best regards,
Keith
2 years ago