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'''Problem Statement :''' The list of refactorings has become quite long. But people don't remember long lists very well. To promote learning the different patterns, they should be categorized in some way, or perhaps, along various dimensions. As a reference we have taken the list of refactorings available at [http://www.refactoring.com/catalog/index.html] and categorized them along as many different dimensions as makes sense. | '''Problem Statement :''' The list of refactorings has become quite long. But people don't remember long lists very well. To promote learning the different patterns, they should be categorized in some way, or perhaps, along various dimensions. As a reference we have taken the list of refactorings available at [http://www.refactoring.com/catalog/index.html] and categorized them along as many different dimensions as makes sense. | ||
* | *Class | ||
**Changing class association | **Changing class association | ||
***Change Unidirectional Assn to Bidirectional | ***Change Unidirectional Assn to Bidirectional | ||
***Change Unidirectional Assn to Bidirectional | ***Change Unidirectional Assn to Bidirectional | ||
* | **Change of class structure | ||
* | |||
***Collapse Hierarchy | ***Collapse Hierarchy | ||
***Duplicate Observed Data | ***Duplicate Observed Data | ||
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***Inline Class | ***Inline Class | ||
***Replace Subclass with Fields | ***Replace Subclass with Fields | ||
***Separate Data Access Code | ***Separate Data Access Code | ||
Revision as of 23:25, 4 September 2009
Categorization of Refactorings
Problem Statement : The list of refactorings has become quite long. But people don't remember long lists very well. To promote learning the different patterns, they should be categorized in some way, or perhaps, along various dimensions. As a reference we have taken the list of refactorings available at [1] and categorized them along as many different dimensions as makes sense.
- Class
- Changing class association
- Change Unidirectional Assn to Bidirectional
- Change Unidirectional Assn to Bidirectional
- Changing class association
- Change of class structure
- Collapse Hierarchy
- Duplicate Observed Data
- Extract Class
- Extract SubClass
- Extract SuperClass
- Inline Class
- Replace Subclass with Fields
- Separate Data Access Code
- Change of class structure