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The official documentation advertises clang-rename as able to rename namespaces. Here is a counterexample:
clang-rename
Running clang-rename --qualified-name=n1 --new-name=k1 minimal-namespace-test.cpp (source file contents below)
clang-rename --qualified-name=n1 --new-name=k1 minimal-namespace-test.cpp
namespace n1 { int x; } namespace n1_alias = n1; int main() { using namespace n1; (void)x; (void)n1_alias::x; }
produces following result:
namespace k1 { int x; } namespace n1_alias = n1; int main() { using namespace n1; (void)x; (void)n1_alias::x; }
leaving both the using directive and namespace alias declaration untouched.
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The official documentation advertises
clang-rename
as able to rename namespaces. Here is a counterexample:Running
clang-rename --qualified-name=n1 --new-name=k1 minimal-namespace-test.cpp
(source file contents below)produces following result:
leaving both the using directive and namespace alias declaration untouched.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: