Feature #4257 2008-08-08 09:13
chaos99
automated header file declaration
It's a cumbersome task in C/C++ to constantly keep your members in sync between the source and the header file.
The shortcut for switching between the files helps a lot.
An even better solution would be: Let the IDE make the header entry after I've written some new member function in the source file.
It's copy and paste after all. A shortcut would be very handy.
You can add complexity as you like: - alter existing declarations - reverse this by adding an definition template to the source file after writing the declaration to the header file
I know there may be some undefined degrees of freedom there (privat/public? argument names?), but even just some default values for that would help.
thx
- Category
- Editing
- Status
- Closed
- Close date
- 2008-08-24 05:29
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I don't think this feature will be implemented in C::B considering the fact that this would require considerable amount of code to support multiple languages that C::B supports. Any patches in this regard would be welcome.