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drzoom
Ketchup Master
Switzerland
57 Posts |
 Posted - May 12 2006 : 04:02:47 AM
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I use thisfeature with KDevelop and it saves a lot of time.
If you place the cursor in a declaration line of a class |=cursor:
class Tomato
{
public:
int getTomato() |const; // cursor is here
};
And then press F2. The implementation body is created in the cpp file and the cursor is jumping to the implementation block:
int Tomato::getTomato() const
{
| // cursor is here.
}
This even works with namespaces.
The method is inserted at one of this positions:
1. below the implementation of the definition above
2. at the end of the namespace.
2. at the end of the file.
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best regards
Tobias
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Implementation of Member from Declaration
