I’ve just found out about rope , a refactoring
library for Python, and ropemacs ,
an Emacs
frontend for it (built with pymacs ).
I’m looking forward to using it for work .
Setting it up was a snap:
download Pymacs, then python setup.py install
download rope, then python setup.py install
download ropemacs, then python setup.py install
Ensure pymacs.el
is in your
Emacs load-path
.
Add the following to .emacs
:
(require 'pymacs )
(pymacs-load "ropemacs" "rope-" )
You should be good to go at at this point.
Author
Theresa O’Connor
Published
Feb 27, 2008
Tags
emacs
python
pymacs
rope
ropemacs
refactoring
hack
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