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fspafford
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USA
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Posted - Jul 20 2010 :  11:28:27 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I would like to use different VA snippets for Change Signature, Create Implementation, and Move Implementation.

Currently, it seems all three use the snippet titled "Refactor Create Implementation".

Is this supported?

I am using version 10.6.1827.0.

Regards,

Frank

accord
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Posted - Jul 20 2010 :  1:05:13 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
No, currently you cannot do that.
Why do you need this? It seems logical to keep the format of create an implementation when when you change the signature (i.e. the name of a parameter). What type of differences would you like to make between these snippets?

Edited by - accord on Jul 20 2010 1:08:33 PM
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fspafford
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Posted - Jul 20 2010 :  4:32:34 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I wanted to add some extra lines to the snippet that would be appropriate when creating an implementation, but not when changing a signature.

For example, I might want to declare a set of variables that I use in new routines.

Regards,

Frank
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feline
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Posted - Jul 21 2010 :  11:54:06 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
You could create a new VA Snippet to declare these variables, and trigger it inside the new implementation once it has been created.

Or if you were going to run several Create Implementation refactorings in a row you could always add these variables to the VA Snippet, and remove them when done.

I suspect that the variables you want to use are going to change over time, and are not going to apply to every new implementation that you create.

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