The method definition stub (signature, return type, stub for method body) in a .cpp-file should be generated automatically from the declaration in a .h-file.

Example: I create a new class "Test" in Netbeans and get a Test.h and Test.cpp file.
I then add the following two methods to Test.h:

<Code>
double computeSomething(double x, int y);
void doSomething(std::string str) const;
</Code>

Because the actual implementation of these methods goes in the .cpp-file i then have to manually add the following to Test.cpp:

<Code>
double Test::computeSomething(double x, int y) {

}
void Test::doSomething(std::string str) const {

}
</Code>

There is already a bit of code-completion offered (in the .cpp-file type "Test::", press CTRL+SPACE and choose the desired method), but this does not add the return type and the brackets for the function body (and does not place the cursor there). Also if i have declared 4 new methods in the .h-file i have to repeat this for every of these methos.

I would be cool if you could use the code generator (ALT+INSERT) for this purpose like you can use it in header files to generate getter and setters.
It should show a dialog for all the methods in the .h-file that are not yet defined in the .cpp-file, and should the create the definition stubs for the selected methods.