Given foo.hpp
class Foo
{
public:
void MethodA()
{
//BODY IMPLEMENTATION
}
int MerhodB()
{
return 2+3;
}
}
I need a tool to generate two files foo.cpp and foo.hpp. Such as
foo.hpp
class Foo
{
public:
void MethodA();
int MerhodB();
}
foo.cpp
void Foo::MethodA()
{
//BODY IMPLEMENTATION
}
int Foo::MerhodB()
{
return 2+3;
}
I tried Lazy c++ but it is not working for me. Any other suggestions?
Edit: I don't use Windows so please avoid Visual Studio tools. Thanks
Visual Studio 2005 with Visual Assist X (or newer)
You write everything in the .hpp
file and then you can use the "Move implementation to source" refactoring function from the popup menu if you right click on your method.
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