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> It does not help me much when creating simple C++ class. What I'd like: > Create .cpp and *.h[pp] at once with #include in .cpp and skeleton of > class declaration and then it should be simple to add method in a header > and have this reflected in C++ source so that I can start writing of > implementation. Or at least add completion to write method signature in > C++ source according to what is already written in header. Maybe I am > too lazy after so many years w/ Java. Then I couldn't find an action > how to navigate from declaration to actual place where the method > implementation is. Actually hyperlinking works but how can this be > discovered?
updated according to NB6.5 planning meeting's decision
http://hg.netbeans.org/main/rev/eacb5862c017 http://hg.netbeans.org/main/rev/30c70f27a69d Class creation part of the feature have been implemented. Next assumption were made: - Class name can be in any case and default template is "NewClass" - Files names cannot be changed by user - Create files' names are result of toLowerCase() of ClassName which effectively means that user cannot create class if name of any of created file conflicts with existing files - For source and header files extensions chosen as default are used - Both created source and header files will be put into the same folder (physical and logical) P.S.: the second part of enhancement -- mew class' method wizard is a different issue, I will file new enhancement about this.
There is already IZ for creating method in source&header: http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=86803 So I'm closing this one.