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问题:

How do I quickly rename a file name without refactoring in PHPStorm? Even after I've just created the file, PHPStorm takes a long time to search through my files for its usage.

回答1:

My technique for renaming files quickly is to single-click the file name and press Shift-F6. A dialog opens and you can immediately type the new name of the file and hit return/enter to complete the rename.

I find this technique intuitive because you don't have to move your mouse to the dialog window, type the new name, or click anything to confirm. As long as all you're doing is a rename that you know is safe, you just type it and go.

I also like this feature because you still have the option of quickly previewing the changes before they're made. And on those occasions when you are refactoring something with possible implications to the rest of your app, you can still enable "Search for references" and/or "Search in comments and strings" to get the whole enchilada. (I have those options disabled by default.)

I agree with you that right-clicking the file name, scrolling down to Refactor, selecting Rename, and then entering the new name is cumbersome, especially if the safe checks are enabled. I find that PhpStorm developers seem to understand these types of issues and usually have thought of a "faster way" to do things as well.

回答2:

You can't do it without refactoring, though Refactor | Rename is usually very quick and you can disable options to search for references.

回答3:

Default is Shift-F6. For not refactoring, disable the checkboxes in the popup.

I wanted to use F2 for file renaming like Windows default.

You can make a shortcut for F2. Go to:

File
Settings
Keymap
Search for "rename"
Doubleclick "Refactor -> Rename"
Click "Keyboard Shortcut"
Press F2
Ok

EDIT

If it does not work immediately, restart PHPStorm.

回答4:

This will work for linux users.

It depends on zenity, so first check if it installed on your system,
run in console: zenity --version
If it output something like 3.18.1.1 - then it's ok.

Create file idea-rename.sh with content below:

#!/usr/bin/env bash

FileDir="$1"
FileName="$2"

NewFileName="$(zenity --entry --title "Rename ${FileName}" --text "Please enter new name" --entry-text "${FileName}" --ok-label="Rename" 2>/dev/null)"

if [[ "${NewFileName}" != "" ]]; then
    if [[ -f "${FileDir}/${FileName}" ]]; then
        path="${FileDir}"
        name="${NewFileName}"

        if [[ "${NewFileName}" == *"/"* ]]; then
            IFS='/' read -ra newDirs <<< "$NewFileName"
            IFS='/' read -ra dirs <<< "$FileDir"

            last=$((${#newDirs[@]} - 1))
            path=""
            name="${newDirs[$last]}"
            unset 'newDirs[last]'

            if [[ "${NewFileName}" == *"./"* ]]; then
                for i in "${!newDirs[@]}"; do
                    dir="${newDirs[i]}"

                    if [[ "$dir" == ".." ]]; then
                        unset 'newDirs[i]'
                        j=$i

                        while [ $j -ge 0 ]; do
                            j=$(($j-1))

                            if [ $j -lt 0 ]; then
                                for (( k=${#dirs[@]}-1 ; k>=0 ; k-- )); do
                                    if [[ "${dirs[k]}" ]]; then
                                        echo 'dirs[k]'
                                        unset 'dirs[k]'
                                        break
                                    fi
                                done
                            elif [[ "${newDirs[j]}" ]]; then
                                echo 'newDirs[j]'
                                unset 'newDirs[j]'
                                break
                            fi
                        done

                    elif [[ "$dir" == "." ]]; then
                        unset 'newDirs[i]'
                    fi
                done
            fi

            for dir in "${dirs[@]}"; do
                if [[ "$dir" ]]; then
                    path="${path}/${dir}"

                    if [[ ! -d "$path" ]]; then
                        mkdir -m 0777 "$path"
                    fi
                fi
            done

            for dir in "${newDirs[@]}"; do
                if [[ "$dir" ]]; then
                    path="${path}/${dir}"

                    if [[ ! -d "$path" ]]; then
                        mkdir -m 0777 "$path"
                    fi
                fi
            done
        fi

        if [[ ! -f "${FileDir}/${NewFileName}" ]]; then
            mv "${FileDir}/${FileName}" "${path}/${name}"
        fi
    fi
fi

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