Author Topic: Is there some kind of C++ code organizer?  (Read 5402 times)

Offline void

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Is there some kind of C++ code organizer?
« on: January 20, 2012, 06:12:05 pm »
Hello there,

I'm asking this to myself for quite a while now, but is there any tool/plugin/gui/whatever that is intended to reorganize your C++ code to make it more readable? I'm not talking about code formatting, but things like reorganize the order of member implementation to match the header file for example. Another thing that would be nice (though not necessary) would be some kind of automatic template generation for Doxygen comments. I'd love some gui that helps writing them, would be absolutely fantastic in my opinion.

Any ideas about that, especially the header/source order thing? Thank you in advance!

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Re: Is there some kind of C++ code organizer?
« Reply #1 on: January 20, 2012, 07:11:25 pm »
For the declaration sorting the best tools are called copy and paste.
Any other solution would be nightmare in the long run.
If you really depend on these kind of tools you'll have to switch the language, sorry.

For the doxygen comments, you can try the Doxyblocks plugin. It comes with the recent nightly builds.
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