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peterchen
Tomato Guru
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 Posted - Nov 04 2021 : 10:28:09 AM
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Is there a way to create the corresponding file on Alt+O wenn it doesn't exist?
Example Workflow: I use "Move Selection to New File" to create some header, and now I want to add imlementations to the corresponding .cpp.
However Alt+O doesn't do anything, "Create Definition" creates it in the header file (which is good for the use case of header-only code)
- Am I missing something obvious/easy?
Maybe I am missing something here, but adding the file in the correct folder with Visual Studio is a bit lengthy (select correct file type, locate the right folder, re-type the file name)
- If not, feature suggestion:
Alt+O, when no file is found, could ask for the file to be created (including asking for the file name, so I can adjust the extension).
I believe this was discussed a long time before, but rejected at that time IIRC because 'we avoid creating files' - which has changed since.
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feline
Whole Tomato Software
United Kingdom
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Posted - Nov 05 2021 : 07:35:39 AM
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You are probably looking for the command Create File:
https://docs.wholetomato.com/default.asp?W288
which will create the matching file, and if you are creating a new header file, it will include it into the current, matching cpp file. |
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peterchen
Tomato Guru
126 Posts |
Posted - Nov 08 2021 : 03:03:28 AM
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| Thank you! That seems suffient. |
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Alt+O (toggle .h/.cpp) to create non-existing file
