Although I don't do this task often, this macro is really helpful when needed. Thank you!
@noisneil noted above...
Changes to the order of a subroutine's input parameters will also change their order in any existing subroutine callers. Be sure to update these callers so that their parameters and values correspond.
To address this issue, I created two macros that can be used after using Reorder Subroutine Parameters:
Download: After Reorder Update Execute a Subroutine action.kmmacros (77 KB)
Usage:
- Navigate to a calling macro.
- Select the corresponding Execute a Subroutine action.
- Trigger this macro. The selected action will not be changed; instead a new Execute a Subroutine action, with parameter values correspondingly reordered, will be inserted immediately above the selected action.
- After confirming that the new action is as expected, manually delete the original Execute a Subroutine action.
- Repeat this process for all calls to the reordered subroutine.
Download: Purge Subroutine Reorder Information.kmmacros (73 KB)
Usage:
After addressing all callers, trigger this macro. A dialog like the following will appear.
Use the Purge checkbox to delete any reorder information that no longer needed.
If you'd like to test the reorder process, here's a file that contains two subroutine macros (Sub_Example1; Sub_Example2) and two callers (Sub_Example1 𝘤𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘦𝘳; Sub_Example2 𝘤𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘦𝘳) .
Examples.kmmacros (117.8 KB)
IMPORTANT NOTE
The latest version of Reorder Subroutine Parameters is required; it saves the reorder information in a dictionary that is used in the two macros above.