I'm looking for refactoring support in Vim, specifically for C, Python, and Go. It would probably suffice with renaming functions/variables and extracting function/method. My problem is that of being forced to keep multiple mappings for the same things just depending on which file type i'm working on at the moment.
For Python i know there is a plug in that is built around rope, https://github.com/python-rope/ropevim.
In Go there are both the Go Doctor, http://gorefactor.org/, and vim-go, https://github.com/fatih/vim-go.
For C with relatives (C++, Java, ...) there seem to be vim-refactor, https://github.com/LucHermitte/vim-refactor.
Even if these work they are no where close to a uniform interface. How do you guys handle such issues, stick with the differences, remap until insane, or something else?
I think it would be great if i could have a uniform interface to use for refactoring regardless of which language i happen to use at the moment. Remembering three different mappings for refactoring and when each one applies steal my focus from what i would like to do.
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