Python Rope Tutorial
"Refactoring" is a process by which the syntax of a particular piece of code is changed to reflect changes in naming or organization, without changing how the code executes. Variable name changes, method modifications and module renaming all fall under the heading of refactoring. The Python Rope libraries serve as a refactoring tool for Python scripts, and by installing rope and the rope IDE graphical interface, you can easily navigate and refactor your Python code.
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Instructions
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Download Python Rope from the PyPi.org website and install the software on your computer.
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Download Python Rope IDE from SourceForge and install the application on your computer.
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Create a Python class in Python IDE by clicking "File," "New," and then clicking on "New Project." Copy the following code into the code window:
#!/usr/bin/python
class A:
def stuff():
print"hi"a = A()
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Rename the class by selecting "A" in the "class A:" line. Click "Refactor" and then click "Rename." In the new window, change the name of the class from "A" to "B." The code will now look like the following:
#!/usr/bin/python
class B:
def stuff():
print"hi"a = B()
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