class generator

[bob]

Hi,

I'm looking for a tool (preferable with a gui but thats not essential)
that will generate my class header and .cxx file. i.e. I tell the tool
that my class is to have attributes x,y,z, of type a, b, c etc. and it
will generate the header and .cxx... i.e. essentially to save me time
each time I have to add a new class to my project.

I'm on windows with borland c++ builder.

thanks much

GrahamO

 

[Victor Bazarov]

I'm looking for a tool [..]

I'm on windows with borland c++ builder.

Have you tried asking in a Windows newsgroup or a Borland
C++ Builder newsgroup? What did they say?

 

[bob]

no reply from those groups... any ideas on this group? surely there is
some sort of tool out there that does this, no? If not then there's
thousands and thousands of c++ developers writing the same mindless
lines of code over and over and over and....

cheers

GrahamO

I'm looking for a tool [..]

I'm on windows with borland c++ builder.Have you tried asking in a Windows newsgroup or a Borland

C++ Builder newsgroup? What did they say?

 

[Dave Rahardja]

Hi,

I'm looking for a tool (preferable with a gui but thats not essential)
that will generate my class header and .cxx file. i.e. I tell the tool
that my class is to have attributes x,y,z, of type a, b, c etc. and it
will generate the header and .cxx... i.e. essentially to save me time
each time I have to add a new class to my project.

I'm on windows with borland c++ builder.

thanks much

GrahamO

Although there are many tools to do this, try looking into your text editor
macro language. Maybe there's an easy way to at least get a skeleton of the
class created.

 

[bjeremy]

Hi,

I'm looking for a tool (preferable with a gui but thats not essential)
that will generate my class header and .cxx file. i.e. I tell the tool
that my class is to have attributes x,y,z, of type a, b, c etc. and it
will generate the header and .cxx... i.e. essentially to save me time
each time I have to add a new class to my project.

I'm on windows with borland c++ builder.

thanks much

GrahamO

Eclipse (free IDE) with the C++ plugin... if you are using Windows,
you will also need to install Cygwin or MinGW... the Eclipse plugin
will let you use a C++ perspective, when you create a new C++ class
your header file and implementation files will be automatically
generated... The constructors/destructors will also be creted for you
(you can specify them in the New C++ class dialog)... as far as other
members... no... however, I believe Eclipse has another program that
will let you incorporate UML diagrams and create classes from those
diagrams... but I haven't looked at that, and it may only work in Java
perspectives.

 

[Default User]

no reply from those groups... any ideas on this group? surely there

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