Mathematica: Wolfram Workbench: Basic variable name refactoring is not supported. (Or just use the IntelliJ IDEA Plugin for Mathematica, which does variable and function renaming well.)

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TIP: Mathematica: The IntelliJ IDEA Plugin for Mathematica is HEAPS better than the Eclipse-based Wolfram Workbench (at least for the Wolfram Language as used by Webel projects)!

Is there any IDE on the planet that does not support variable name refactoring (as one can usually do in Eclipse IDE)? Somehow the Eclipse-based plugin Wolfram Workbench manages it seems to not support it.

Yes, yes, Mathematica uses Wolfram Language expressions (which are perhaps a bit trickier than the variable in most coding languages), and there is always "search and replace".

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[TOOL]{INFORMATIVE} LINKS: Wolfram Workbench for Mathematica (or just use the far superior IntelliJ IDEA Plugin)
[FEATURE, TIP, TOOL]{INFORMATIVE} Webel vs Mathematica: The Very Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
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