Does Refactor! for CPP support refactoring for native Visual C++ or only C++.NET? I installed it but nothing is changed; there is no any "Refactor" submenu nor special markers etc. And will you support any refactorings for the Visual C++ in future? (I mean native C++, not C++.NET)

It does support native C++. I use Refactor! Pro, which does have a DevExpress menu. However, I think the free versions of Refactor! probably don't. The refactorings are available based on your context, e.g., suppose you have:

 int count = 5;

If you place the cursor at the start of count you should see a Refactor! smart tag appear. Clicking on this with the mouse will pop up a menu of available refactorings, e.g., "rename."

You can also invoke the refactoring (when available) via a keyboard shortcut. In Options->Keyboard it is assigned to CodeRush.Refactor.

 
Also I recommend viewing the Refactor! C++ training video.
 

 

 

Don't suppose the original poster will be reading this one year on, but i've just discovered that #ifdefs seem to screw up the refactoring. That may have been the problem in this case? Anyway, temporarily commenting out the #ifdef means I can carry on refactoring, but it's a shame to have to do so. A bug fix for the next release perhaps?

Cheers.

Make sure you report this on the support site if you haven't already.