CodeLite IDE

Nvmnd, I have it figured out. Right click on the code in the .h file and there is a code generation tab.
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Is there any feature to generate a .cpp file if I write the header file? What about automatically generating comments for a header file? I'm extremely new to c++ so I'm not sure what features are available / reasonable.

Thanks,

J.

jjb wrote:Is there any feature to generate a .cpp file if I write the header file?

If you only have a header file, you can click F12 -> codelite will offer to create an empty C++ file for your.

Once you have a C++ file, you can right click inside the .h file (place the mouse somewhere in class body) and then "right click -> code generation -> implement all unimplemented functions"
This will open a dialog and all the generated code -> click OK if you agree with the content (you can modify it)

jjb wrote:What about automatically generating comments

Place the caret on a function name in a header file (or implementation) and click Ctrl+Shift+D OR right click -> code generation / refactoing -> Generate Doxygen Comment

Eran