October 22, 2007
Note 25 of 113 of Delphi 2007 Handbook
Note 25 (page 50): The editor parses the entire project source code to support refactoring (and other editor features). Meanwhile, Together separately parses the entire source again, providing specific features that include also refactoring (the main focus of Together is UML support). Together refactoring support has been written by a different development team than Delphi's specific refactoring support.
This blog post is part of my "113 Delphi 2007 Handbook Notes" blogging project, to promote my new Delphi book.
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marcocantu @ 10:31AM | 2 Comments
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Handbook Note 25/113 Parsing and Re-parsing with Together
Because Borland/CodeGear never adds build in parser
interfaces to OTA, other thirdparty tools parse your
source code too, which in fact wastes another lot of
time and energy.
If you install Castalia, MMX, and other stuffs, you
will encounter performance problems surely.
So wish one day we can all share the parser interface
in OTA, and there is no more re parsing there.
Comment by Li Yang
[http://lextm.blogspot.com]
on October 22, 11:49
Handbook Note 25/113 Parsing and Re-parsing with Together
I completely agree, but it doesn't look like
CodeGear is any more focused on making the lives of
add-in developers any easier than back in the
Borland days when Mark Miller was begging them to
make fixes and add features that were crippling his
product; CodeRush. Now Mark Miller and many other
senior Delphi luminaries have gone to the dark side,
adopting VS.NET.
Has Nick Hodges directly commented on this request?
Comment by Larry Hengen on October 22, 18:53
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