[cdt-dev] New class wizard

[Alex Chapiro <achapiro@xxxxxxx>]

I tried to play with a New Class wizard. Here are a few questions about 
its functionality.
1)How to define multiple inheritance? It's not obvious from the dialog.
2)How to specify virtual inheritance?
3)  I  created class A , then started to create class B. Doing that, I 
used option Link to file, but instead of using Browse button I typed it 
manually, say A.h and A.cpp (the same files as I created for class A. If 
then I press OK, it displayed Error dialog (absolute path should be 
used). Then I unchecked Link to file option and pressed OK once again. 
This time it took my "wrong"  file names and used them for new B class. 
After that in cpp file I had:

#include "A.h"

A::A()
{}
A::~A()
{}
#include "A.h"

B::B()
{}
B::~B()
{}

4) How to create extension other than cpp? h? Is there a way to specify 
struct instead class?
5)If I try to use base class field, it works if I type base class name 
manually. But clicking the Browse button  always shows me empty dialog. 
What's wrong?
6) Could it be useful to have an option to automatically add  at the top 
of the file copyright message, specified by user?
7) Often if then I try to save both files (A.cpp and A.h), I get error 
message "Save could not be completed. Reason: has been changed in the 
file system". Of course I didn't touch files using external tools (maybe 
this behaviour depends. on Eclipse and JDK versions, I didn't try all 
combinations).
8) After described manipulations IDE shows wrong outline:
In file A.cpp:
#include "A.h"

C::C()
{}
C::~C()
{}
#include "A.h"

B::B()
{}
B::~B()
{}
#include "A.h"

A::A()
{}
A::~A()
{}
=============
In outline:
A.h
C::C()
C::~C()