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Cleanup & requires & so on

Tim Bray

8/4/2006 7:45:00 PM

I'm just finishing up my first real chunk of Ruby work, and it's sitting
in a dozen different .rb files, and obviously there was a lot of
refactoring along the way. Is there a tool that can look at my code and
make sure that I don't have extra 'require's and highlight other
bookkeeping errors & so on? I'm used to NetBeans, and it just takes
care of this stuff for you.

-Tim
2 Answers

Matt Todd

8/4/2006 9:08:00 PM

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I'm no expert, and I'm relatively new to the language myself, though a
fair amount of experience elsewhere (though not nearly as much as you,
arguably), but I will honestly say that I've not come across anything
so explicit as a refactoring tool. However, I've seen Mauricio's rcov
which shows you code coverage and many different things that would
help you to slim things down and spot problematic areas.

http://eigenclass.org/hiki.rb?...

Cheers,

M.T.

Just Another Victim of the Ambient Morality

8/4/2006 9:14:00 PM

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"Tim Bray" <tbray@textuality.com> wrote in message
news:44D3A3C8.1020403@textuality.com...
> I'm just finishing up my first real chunk of Ruby work, and it's sitting
> in a dozen different .rb files, and obviously there was a lot of
> refactoring along the way. Is there a tool that can look at my code and
> make sure that I don't have extra 'require's and highlight other
> bookkeeping errors & so on? I'm used to NetBeans, and it just takes care
> of this stuff for you.

I somehow doubt you have to worry about extraneous "requires" anymore
than you'd have to worry about extra "includes" in a C project... I think
it's fair and, in fact, desirable to "require" whatever that source file
requires (hence the choice of keyword...)...