Examples of com.python.pydev.refactoring.wizards.rename.PyRenameClassProcess

com.python.pydev.refactoring.wizards.rename.PyRenameClassProcess

This is the process that should take place when the definition maps to a class definition (its AST is a ClassDef) @see RefactorProcessFactory#getProcess(Definition) for details on choosing the appropriate process. Note that the definition found may map to some module that is not actually the current module, meaning that we may have a RenameClassProcess even if the class definition is on some other module. Important: the assumptions that can be made given this are: - The current module has the token that maps to the definition found (so, it doesn't need to be double checked) - The module where the definition was found also does not need double checking - All other modules need double checking if there is some other token in the workspace with the same name. @author Fabio

                return new PyRenameGlobalProcess(definition);
            }
        }
        if (definition.ast != null) {
            if (definition.ast instanceof ClassDef) {
                return new PyRenameClassProcess(definition);
            }


            if (definition.ast instanceof Name) {
                Name n = (Name) definition.ast;
                if (n.ctx == Name.Param || n.ctx == Attribute.KwOnlyParam) {

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