Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of EmacsInterface

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Apr 14, 2013, 11:26:59 PM (12 years ago)

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manualwiki

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EmacsInterface

@@ -96 +96 @@
 typing the {{{C-c C-r R}}} shortcut.
 
+==== Starting and stopping metric mode ====
+
+The RefactorErl supports querying bad smells in the code. This feature depends on the 
+metric analyzer which is disabled by default. The metric analyser mode can be enabled/
+disabled using these menus.
+
 ==== Configure ====
 
@@ -163 +169 @@
 use the shortcut {{{C-c C-r s q}}}. For more details about the queries see page [wiki:SemanticQuery].
 
-You can ask for a list of running queries (with their name and Query Id) using "Running queries" menu item (shortcut: {{{C-c C-r s r}}}).
-It is also possible to kill/stop a query with a specific Query ID using "Kill running query" (shortcut: {{{C-c C-r s k}}}). 
+You can ask for a list of running queries (with their name and Query Id) using 
+"Running queries" menu item (shortcut: {{{C-c C-r s r}}}).It is also possible to 
+kill/stop a query with a specific Query ID using "Kill running query" (shortcut: {{{C-c C-r s k}}}). 
+
+You can also run metric queries (Run metric query, shortcut: {{{C-c C-r m q}}}) 
+from "Semantic Query" menu or ask for the list of bad smalls found in the code 
+(Show bad smells, shortcut: {{{C-c C-r s b}}}). See the following page for 
+further information: [wiki:MetricQuery].
+
+Other menu items available from "Semantic Query": Go to definition (jump to the
+definition of the function, shortcut: {{{M-.}}}) and Find function references
+(shortcut: {{{C-c C-r q r}}}).
+
+=== Dependency analysis ===
+
+There are three available types of dependency analysis in RefactorErl: module, function and
+function block dependency analysis. For details check the following page: wiki:Dependency.
+
+If you would like to get information about dependencies between modules or functions, use
+the menu "Module and function dependencies". The parameters are similar to the ones described
+here: wiki:Dependency.
+
+To gather information about module group and function block dependencies, you should use menu
+group titled  "Function block dependency analysis". It contains a submenu named "Default FB
+analysis" where you can start the analysis itself and set its options (see wiki:Dependency),
+and another submenu called "Define FBs with regexps" where it is possible to define module
+groups using regular expressions.
+
+=== Duplicated code analysis ===
+
+In the Duplicated code analysis sub menu you can search for duplicated code with default 
+parameters (Search duplicated codes...) or in advanced mode (Advanced search) where it
+is possible to modify the default values. See wiki:DuplicateCodeAnalysis for further 
+information. In Advanced search mode you can specify the name of a duplicated code 
+analysis ran with specific options. This name can be used to load older results (saved in
+dets).
+
+With "Show duplicates" you can load saved analysis result. You just have to type in the
+name of the result which was either specified by you or generated by RefactorErl. Generated
+names start with the string "Temp...". The Emacs interface always shows the name of a result
+in a buffer titled "Duplicated code information" which is shown after clicking the Analise
+button (advanced mode) or starting an analysis from "Search duplicated codes..." or loading
+up some older results with "Show duplicates".
 
 === Refactorings ===
 
-You can use the menu or shortcuts to call a refactoring. For details about
-the refactorings see page RefactoringSteps. The following refactorings are available in version 0.9.12.01 of !RefactorErl.
+You can use the menu or shortcuts to call a refactoring. For details aboutthe refactorings 
+see page RefactoringSteps. The following refactorings are available in version 0.9.12.01 
+of !RefactorErl.
 
 
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 || || ||
 ||Upgrade interface: regexp ||Anywhere ||{{{C-c C-r u i r}}} ||
-
-=== Dependency analysis ===
-
-There are two available types of dependency analysis in RefactorErl: module and function and function block dependency analysis. 
-For details check the following page: wiki:Dependency.
-
-=== Duplicated code analysis ===
-
-In the Duplicated code analysis sub menu you can search for duplicated code with default parameters or in advanced mode. 
-With "Show duplicates" you can load saved analysis result.
-For details check wiki:DuplicateCodeAnalysis.