Rename dialogs

Refactor | Rename

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Item Description

Rename Node / Model / Module and its usages to In this field, specify a new name for the file.
For modules, if the language has a sandbox or a runtime solution located in a subdirectory of the language module, the corresponding solution will also be renamed.

Search in JavaScript files

Item	Description
Rename Node / Model / Module and its usages to	In this field, specify a new name for the file. For modules, if the language has a sandbox or a runtime solution located in a subdirectory of the language module, the corresponding solution will also be renamed.
Search in JavaScript files	Select this checkbox to rename the usages of the function or the class in compiled JavaScript code. The checkbox is available when the Rename refactoring is invoked in the TypeScript context.
Search for dynamic references	Select this checkbox to rename the dynamic usages of the symbol, for example, those of the type `any`. Including dynamic usages in the refactoring may cause erroneous renaming as shown in the example below. Here changing `test()` to `test1()` in `rename.test()` is correct while in `hello.test()` it is an error. The checkbox is available when the Rename refactoring is invoked in the TypeScript context.

Select this checkbox to rename the usages of the function or the class in compiled JavaScript code.

Search for dynamic references

Select this checkbox to rename the dynamic usages of the symbol, for example, those of the type any.

Including dynamic usages in the refactoring may cause erroneous renaming as shown in the example below. Here changing test() to test1() in rename.test() is correct while in hello.test() it is an error.

A dynamic usage of a symbol is erroneously renamed

Last modified: 18 August 2020