Hi!
I was wondering if there is a way to split the declaration and implementation when generating getters and setters for a class. I have been searching codelite settings for a while so I guess I will feel really stupid if that option exists
Btw, what a great IDE
About generating getters/setters...
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Re: About generating getters/setters...
I am not sure what you mean by this.
Separate them how? different files?
Or grouping them somehow?
Eran
Separate them how? different files?
Or grouping them somehow?
Eran
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Re: About generating getters/setters...
Hi! I mean separate files, so declarations are in the header file and implementations in the source file.
Right now, when I use the «generate getters and setters» option I end up with both in the same file.
Thanks for your reply
Right now, when I use the «generate getters and setters» option I end up with both in the same file.
Thanks for your reply
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Re: About generating getters/setters...
You can't do that atm.
Please submit a feature request for this at sourceforge
You can generate getters/setters and by clicking on a getter you can choose to 'Move it' to another file from the context menu
"right click -> code generation refactoring - Move function implementation to..."
Eran
Please submit a feature request for this at sourceforge
You can generate getters/setters and by clicking on a getter you can choose to 'Move it' to another file from the context menu
"right click -> code generation refactoring - Move function implementation to..."
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Re: About generating getters/setters...
Thx! Ok I will submit a request then. I didn`t think about using the refactoring feature, so thanks a bunch for your answer