It isn't hard (actually it's pretty easy) to get in the habit of replacing magic numbers with named constants immediately. Any time you hardcode a number just name it instead, and on the line immediately above it define the constant with a "TODO: refactor to the right place" comment. That way when you're done with the current creative focus, you can go back and put it right. This fixing is great for boring meetings, warmup/rezoning time, and so on. Alternately just keep a bookmark to the #defines in your editor and go drop it in the right place immediately.
Doing this makes life convenient because magic numbers often turn out to be real problems - did you typo the number somewhere? Did you forget to update the magic in one spot? These bugs waste more time in hunts than they cost in "do it right immediately".
Doing this makes life convenient because magic numbers often turn out to be real problems - did you typo the number somewhere? Did you forget to update the magic in one spot? These bugs waste more time in hunts than they cost in "do it right immediately".