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At the moment I am working in a pretty big project and I have been been asked to refactor some old code. Most of the refactoring is setting apart a big class into smaller components and functions.

I've searched and seen some other questions related with the topic but I am not very happy with the proposed options. The problem with these is that

  • Everybody here uses VS2005 in Windows and I am not very keen on using different editors for the same project.
  • The Reactor! plugin for VS2005 is just too slow to work with.
  • Reactor!Pro is not for free and I am not that sure it would work faster.

I was just wondering if there is any lightweight standalone GUI-based free tool that does not make my computer work slower than a lame snail. It does not have to make 150 refactorings just the basics. Maybe I am asking for too much!

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I've used WholeTomato's Visual Assist X, they have a free trial but it's $249 for a full version, $99 for a "Personal License".

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