Refactoring Functions in Detail
Helix's code refactoring functionality is located in the "Refactor" tab of the plugin's interface, and the process is as follows:
- Select the code segment to be optimized in the editor (no more than 200 lines is recommended)
- Click on the "Optimize" button to start the analysis.
- See optimization suggestions (usually including: simplifying conditional judgments, extracting duplicate logic as functions, etc.)
- Use the "Compare" function to compare the differences before and after the modification.
- Click "Accept" to apply the changes after confirming that there are no errors.
Best Practice Recommendations
- Specify "Performance" optimization modes for performance-critical code.
- Large files are recommended to be optimized in sections to avoid processing too many changes in a single session
- It is recommended to turn on the "Preserve Style" option for team development to maintain a consistent code style.
Technical Principles
The feature is based on static code analysis techniques and machine learning models, which can identify 23 common bad flavors of code, and is especially good at dealing with typical problems such as duplicate code and excessively long functions. The refactored code will keep the original functionality unchanged, but the readability and performance will be improved by 40% on average.
This answer comes from the articleHelix: Programming Assistant for Intelligent Generation of Production-Grade CodeThe
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