Refactoring Applications Index

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Refactoring is a technique you can use to restructure and modify your code in such a way that the intended behavior of your code stays the same. RAD Studio provides a number of refactoring features that allow you to streamline, simplify, and improve both performance and readability of your application code.

Refactoring Overviews

• Refactoring Overview
• Symbol Rename Overview (Delphi, C++)
• Declare Variable and Declare Field Overview (Delphi)
• Extract Method Overview (Delphi)
• Extract Resource String (Delphi)
• Change Parameters Overview (Delphi)
• Undoing a Refactoring (Delphi)
• Find References Overview (Delphi, C++)
• Sync Edit Mode (Delphi, C++)

Refactoring Procedures

• Refactoring Code Procedures Introduction

• Refactoring operations supported only in Code Editor:
  • Renaming a Symbol
  • Declaring Variable
  • Declaring Field
  • Extracting Method
  • Extracting Resource String
  • Changing Parameters
  • Finding Units
  • Finding References
  • Using Sync Edit
• Refactoring operations supported in both Code Editor and Modeling's Diagram View and Model View:
  • Moving Members
  • Extracting Interfaces
  • Extracting Superclass
  • Refactoring - Pull Members Up and Push Members Down
  • Refactoring - Safe Delete
  • Creating Inline Variables
  • Introducing Fields
  • Introducing Variables
  • Previewing Refactoring Operations in Refactorings Pane

See Also

• Refactoring Operations Supported in Modeling Tools