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Create inline functions in the include file

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ihedvall	Posted - Apr 20 2016 : 12:54:34 PM The Refactoring 'Create Implementation' should create the interface in the include file for inline declared functions. It currently create the function the source file. This is a C++ improvment request.
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feline	Posted - Apr 22 2016 : 3:24:10 PM Ah, now I understand. We are considering doing this at some point: case=4813 For now, as a work around, you might find VA Outline helpful. You can cut the implementations from the cpp file and paste them into the header file, and VA Outline makes it easy to select and cut several implementations at once: https://wholetomato.fogbugz.com/default.asp?W187
ihedvall	Posted - Apr 22 2016 : 02:49:35 AM The request is about inline declared functions in C++. Example above class Tomato { public: inline bool IsWhole() const; }; Refactoring by 'Create Implementation' creates the function in the source file (tomato.cpp) not in the inlcude file (tomato.h).
feline	Posted - Apr 20 2016 : 6:45:44 PM I am guessing the request is to put the function body into the .inl file if one exists, but that's just a guess. If so, then we are considering this: case=85337 But if not, then can you explain more clearly what you are asking for?
accord	Posted - Apr 20 2016 : 1:56:34 PM I don't really understand your question. Can you please post a sample code? I tried to created a sample code for what I understand from your question. class InterfaceSampleCode { virtual void PureVirtualMethod() = 0; }; If you implement the above method is will be implemented in the source file as expected. Is this what you mean? Do you want it to be in the header? If yes, can you please explain why? If I misunderstood you, can you please post a sample code?

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