The reason I end up ditching Vim after a few weeks every time I try it (4 serious attempts now) and go back to IntelliJ (which I’ve used for two decades) is that I never found a solution to the following trivial issue:
Imagine you have a large Java codebase and you want to refactor all occurrences of a method called “doFoo()” to give it a better name - how do you do this in Vim?
This is a single keypress in IntelliJ and I use this function very frequently but I never found a way to do it in Vim.
Note: I only want to change THIS doFoo() method, not the hundred other doFoo() methods in the codebase.
Also note: yea, this includes all implementations of the interface, all abstract classes, all classes that extend a a class that implements the interface and all other funky polymorphic things, and NO unrelated code. And do it all in one keypress, don’t have me manually go through line by line.
Any ideas if this is possible now?
