hpp-skeleton

Features

Automatic creation of class skeletons at .hpp files creation.

The file has to start with an upper-case letter, making it a class .hpp file.

Extension Settings

Configurations

You can configure your .hpp skeleton by specifying in the extension settings:

• any include directives
• any public methods
• any private methods
• any functions out of the class
• one vscode command ID to execute first thing in the skeleton creation (for headers)
• one string to look for and select at the end of the skeleton creation

Specify these configurations in User Settings :

{
  "hpp-skeleton.includes": array,
  "hpp-skeleton.publicMethods": array,
  "hpp-skeleton.privateMethods": array,
  "hpp-skeleton.functions": array,
  "hpp-skeleton.headerCommandId": string,
  "hpp-skeleton.placeHolder": string,
}

Special strings:

You should use these 2 special strings when editing these properties:

• $CLASSNAME : resolves into the .hpp class name (Sample for Sample.hpp)
• $PLACEHOLDER : resolves into the value of hpp-skeleton.placeHolder

example:

"hpp-skeleton.includes": ["<iostream>", "\"example.hpp\""],
"hpp-skeleton.publicMethods": [
    "$CLASSNAME(void)",
    "$CLASSNAME($PLACEHOLDER)",
    "$CLASSNAME($CLASSNAME const &instance)",
    "$CLASSNAME &operator=($CLASSNAME const &rhs)",
    "~$CLASSNAME(void)"
],
"hpp-skeleton.placeHolder": "** replace parameters **"

License

MIT