So say I had something like this, with arbitrary languages supported by SMACK:
class Foo:
@property
bar: float
^Note the type of bar
class Foo {
public:
int bar;
};
public class Foo {
public int bar;
}
public class Foo {
public int bar { get; set; }
};
Now I want to compare all the target languages, and point out which one has the 'wrong' structure. I'm confident SMACK can do this.
Next, I want to explicitly specify the right structure (e.g., bar should be float) and change all source files to match this new structure (rerunning SMACK as a sanity check that the structures are now equal).
AFAIK, SMACK doesn't support this workflow. Could you advise? (also advise if not SMACK then if you know of a project that facilitates this workflow)
So say I had something like this, with arbitrary languages supported by SMACK:
^Note the type of
bar
Now I want to compare all the target languages, and point out which one has the 'wrong' structure. I'm confident SMACK can do this.
Next, I want to explicitly specify the right structure (e.g.,
bar
should befloat
) and change all source files to match this new structure (rerunning SMACK as a sanity check that the structures are now equal).AFAIK, SMACK doesn't support this workflow. Could you advise? (also advise if not SMACK then if you know of a project that facilitates this workflow)
Thanks