[jdt-core-dev] Papers on the 'Change Method Signature' refactoring

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[jdt-core-dev] Papers on the 'Change Method Signature' refactoring

From: Marc-André Laverdière <mlaverd@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2006 17:08:29 -0500
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Hello,

As this is not a _user_ question per se, I thought it good to write it on this mailing list. :)

I'm interested in the theory of refactorings in general, and of the 'Change Method Signature' refactoring in particular. The only thing I saw was a one-page summary by Fuhrer et al. Is the Eclipse implementation based on published research? If so, which paper(s) describe the algorithms used?

With kind regards,

MA

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