= Welcome to the manual page of [http://plc.inf.elte.hu/erlang RefactorErl] =

!RefactorErl is a source code analyser and transformer tool for Erlang, developed at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary.

This wiki aims to help the (prospective) users understand the main features of the tool and to guide their everyday use.

== Main features ==
 * Semantic Queries (to query different kinds of syntactic and semantic information about the source code)
   * [wiki:SemanticQuery User-defined semantic and metric queries]
   * [wiki:PreDefinedSemanticQuery Pre-defined semantic queries]
   * [wiki:SideEffect Side effect] analysis
   * [wiki:DataFlow Data-flow] and [wiki:DynFunAnal dynamic function call] analysis
 * [wiki:Dependency Dependency] analysis
 * [wiki:InterfaceLayers Interface layer] consistency check
 * [wiki:ModuleFunctionClustering Module and function clustering]
 * 24 different [wiki:RefactoringSteps refactoring steps]
 * Layout preservation for unmodified source parts
 * Two different storage backends: [wiki:MnesiaDB Mnesia] and [wiki:NifDB C++ graph based] 


== Interfaces ==

 * [wiki:ri Interactive] and [wiki:ris scriptable] Erlang shell interface
 * [wiki:WebInterface Web interface]
 * [wiki:CommandLineInterface Linux shell interface (CLI)]
 * [wiki:EmacsInterface Emacs/XEmacs interface]
 * [wiki:EclipseInterface Eclipse], [wiki:VimInterface Vim plugin]

== HOWTOs ==

=== Installing and configuring the tool or the interfaces ===

 * [wiki:HowtoInstallErlang How to install Erlang?]
 * [wiki:Install How to install the tool?]
 * [wiki:HowtoInstallYaws How to install Yaws?]
 * [wiki:HowtoConfigureEmacs]
 * [wiki:HowtoConfigureEclipse]
 * [wiki:HowtoConfigureVim]
 * [wiki:HowtoWebInterface]

=== Starting the tool ===

 * [wiki:HowtoStartAsAStandaloneServer]
 * [wiki:]


[wiki:FirstUsage Starting the tool]

== To be continued... == 









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