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| Summary: | enable "Implement body" of class method in header file as enabled in source file | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Product: | cnd | Reporter: | mambu |
| Component: | Code Completion | Assignee: | Alexander Simon <alexvsimon> |
| Status: | NEW --- | ||
| Severity: | normal | ||
| Priority: | P3 | ||
| Version: | 8.2 | ||
| Hardware: | PC | ||
| OS: | Linux | ||
| Issue Type: | ENHANCEMENT | Exception Reporter: | |
Hi, this works already exactly as you expect when you are in paired cpp file.
in completion list on top you will find
"void A::Set - implement"
But I agree, it's worth to have it visible in header file below class as well.
FYI there is one more nice action as well:
if you have inlined method
class A
{
void Set(int val) {
// with body
}
};
then in cpp file you can see in code completion "void A::Set - extract body"
P.S. Ctrl+Shift+A is shortcut to switch between source/header pair
Thanks, I know already about those other features. When the body is implemented in the header file, the "inline" keyword should be added. |
Using CTRL+<space> in a source file (.cpp) suggests implementing methods that do not have an implementation. It would be very useful to have the same for inline methods when CTRL+<space> is done in the header file, outside the class definition. Example: class A { public: void Set(int val); }; *** Cursor here *** Hit CTRL+<space> The first item should be something like "void Set(int val) - implement inline" and should generate the code below (with the correct syntax formatting, the one below is just an example) and place the cursor inside the body. inline void A::Set(int val) { ***place cursor here*** } Also, when a method is Many thanks.