Description Onno Garms 2006-04-26 08:07:02 EDT

C and C++ have the feature of separating deklaration and implementation, one in the .h file, the other in the .cpp-file.

It would be nice to have funcions to manage this correspondence.
1.) Create function stub.
    After declaring a function in the .h file, there should be a function
    to create a corresponding stub in the cpp file.
    This involves more than copy&paste for class member functions and templates.
    Only add if the function does not yet exist in the cpp file.
    This should be possible for one function at a time, but also for
    all functions at once.
2.) Conversely, if a function or method has been implemented in the cpp file,
    allow automatic addition to the .h file. Only add if not yet there.
3.) It should be possible to change the parameter list or return value of a
    function in the .h and the .cpp file in one step (maybe Refactor->Change
    parameters like Refactor->Rename)

I don't know much about the CDT architecture, so I had to make a guess on the component.