Which is wrong... It shouldn't be implemented, and if it was, it shouldn't be implemented like that.
I believe the expected behavior should be no action, just like when you try to do an refactor-implement on a function that is declared inline (void bleh() {}).
Create Implementation should be offered on pure virtual functions, since it is valid C++ code to give them an implementation. You just have to call the implementation manually in your code, since the function is marked as pure.
This is useful when providing a default implementation that you have to manually call, to make you stop and think about it.
Refactor Implement on Pure Virtual
Posted - Sep 10 2008 : 2:43:43 PM
