Fast way to generate code functions from header functions in Visual Studio? [duplicate]

Question

This may be a minor question, but a solution would save me a lot of time and prevent mistakes.

I am working on a C++ project in Visual Studio. If I define a function in a class in a header file, say

void InitButton(int ButtonNum);

I usually copy and paste the signature to the cpp file. Then, I insert the class name, and replace the semi-colon with curly braces, like so:

void Button::InitButton() { 
}

However, I'll often forget the class name, or accidentally type it before the return type. This also happens for any static variables I need to define in code. This seems small, but piles up since I'm at the beginning phase of a project. Is there a quicker way to auto-generate these in Visual Studio C++? Or a best practice I'm missing out on?

EDIT: It appears this has been asked before: Auto-create implementation in Visual Studio C++ 2010

EDIT 2: The best solution for me appears here: http://www.radwin.org/michael/2011/05/10/stubgen/

Answer 1

In Visual Studio 2015 there's the "Quick Actions" feature, a light bulb that shows up whenever you hover over a piece of code. In a header file one of the options is "Create definition of ... in ....cpp". This option generates the function definition in the corresponding header file.