Add rename method from TODO list #116
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| @@ -1020,6 +1021,14 @@ def replace(self, new_node): | |||
| self.__class__ = new_node.__class__ # YOLO | |||
| self.__init__(new_node.fst(), parent=self.parent, on_attribute=self.on_attribute) | |||
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| def rename(self, new_value): | |||
| if self.type in ('def', 'class'): | |||
| setattr(self, 'name', new_value) | |||
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You can directly do self.name = new_value here, same for line 1028.
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In first time I thought about this solution, but this attribute is outside of init method.
So, I think it is not correct way. Please fix me if I am wrong.
… into feature/rename_method # Conflicts: # TODO.md # redbaron/base_nodes.py
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Add rename method with tests. Remove task from TODO list. Update CHANGELOG.