Explanation REFACTORING: The process of modifying source code for the purpose of improving its readability and maintainability while retaining the program’s functionality and behavior. See also transformation
More definitions for Mac OS users such as refactoring in Dictionary R.
- Help RGID:
- Usage Real group ID. A group ID that is inherited from the user or process that executes a process. See also GID refactoring definition.
- Help Recording Audio Queue:
- Usage See audio queue refactoring explain.
- Help Rendering Intent:
- Usage Specifies how Quartz maps colors from the source color space to those that are within the gamut of the destination color space of a graphics context refactoring what is.
- Help Relevance-Based Search:
- Usage whose result includes a relevance rating for each document matching a query. In general, relevance ratings may be normalized to 100%, or nonnormalized. Search Kit supports only nonnormalized results refactoring meaning.
- Help Relative Object Specifier:
- Usage object specifier that does not include enough information to identify an object or objects uniquely. When AppleScript encounters a partial object specifier, it uses the default object specified in refactoring abbreviation.
