Re: Re: Automatic refactoring of Guile code

[Zelphir Kaltstahl]

Hey,

I remember a video, which I found once when I was looking for an
explanation or derivation of the Y combinator. In the video some guy
wrote himself 4 Elisp procedures, which enabled him to automatically do
equivalent transformations on either Elisp, Scheme or some other lispy
language. For example he had 2 transformation procedures doing the
following:

(some-expr-using-variable A) --> (some-expr-using-variable ((lambda () A)))

And the same in reverse, if I recall correctly.

With these transformations, he somehow arrived at a version of the Y
combinator towards the end of the video.

I just searched for half an hour, but could absolutely not find the
video. When searching for Y combinator, waaay too many incubator videos
came up. Looks like YouTube search and others give too much promotional
results, preventing me from finding the stuff I am searching.

Maybe you can find it, or use this idea as an inspiration.

Regards,

Zelphir


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> Hello!
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> Wilfred made the refactor browser some time ago. It can only extract
> variable and function now, but this browser is easily extensible. I will
> add some extra tasks in a few months to it when will be working for
> refactoring part of my current research of legacy software support technics.
> https://github.com/Wilfred/emacs-refactor#user-content-scheme
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> ??, 8 ???. 2019 ?. ? 21:58, J?r?my Korwin-Zmijowski <
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>> Hello !
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>> I am curious about answers too!
>> I use Paredit for small actions. I am trying Parinfer in combination.
>> I looked for refactoring packages for Emacs which provide extracting
>> facilities like extract let context or extract function, ... Maybe it is
>> something we can work on for Guile ?
>> With people interested in the challenge ?
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>> Jeko
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>> Le 8 avril 2019 18:54:07 GMT+02:00, sirgazil <address@hidden> a ?crit :
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I'm looking for tools to do common automatic refactoring in Emacs.
>>> Would
>>> you mind sharing what you currently use?
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Luis Felipe L?pez Acevedo
>>> http://sirgazil.bitbucket.io/
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>> bri?vet?.
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