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Subject: Re: [Qemu-devel] ?off? ide/code editor under linux
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On Sun, 06 Aug 2006 05:52:46 +0200, M. Warner Losh <imp@bsdimp.com> wrot=
e:

> In message: <op.tdt9smcut9pcbo@mail.chello.hu>
>             NyOS <lista@nyos.homelinux.net> writes:
> : #ifndef _FOO_H //capitals!
> : #define _FOO_H //capitals!
>
> You sould avoid using _FOO_H for the define here.  That's in the
> implementation space and strictly speaking off limits to programmers
> that merely use the system.  FOO_H is better, and likely sufficiently
> unambiguous.
>
> Warner

Ok, that's true.. corrected..
But defines have full capital names traditionally (as you wrote FOO_H an=
d  =

not foo_h).. Files/modules are lowercase..

AFAIK, even the most complex (I think) IDE I tried, kdevelop supports on=
ly  =

a simple substitution, it cannot capitalize module name, neither allows =
to  =

concatenate with "_H". (Or does it an undocumented way)



nyos@nyos:~$ cat bin/newmodule
#!/bin/bash

#newmodule foo
#creates foo.cpp and foo.h

if [ "$1" =3D=3D "--help" ];then
   echo "usage: newmodule <modulename>"
   exit 0
fi

MODULENAME=3D$1
DEFINENAME=3D`toupper $1`
HFILE=3D${MODULENAME}.h
CPPFILE=3D${MODULENAME}.cpp
DIR=3D~/src/nyfiletemplates/
NEWCPP=3D${DIR}/cpp
NEWH=3D${DIR}/h

if [ -f ${CPPFILE} ]; then
   mv -f ${CPPFILE} /tmp/${CPPFILE}.old
fi

if [ -f ${HFILE} ]; then
   mv -f ${HFILE} /tmp/${HFILE}.old
fi

sed -e "s/newfile/${MODULENAME}/g" -e "s/NEWFILE/${DEFINENAME}/g"  =

<${NEWCPP} >${CPPFILE}
sed -e "s/newfile/${MODULENAME}/g" -e "s/NEWFILE/${DEFINENAME}/g" <${NEW=
H}  =

>${HFILE}



nyos@nyos:~/src/nyfiletemplates$ cat h
/*
   description of newfile
*/

#ifndef NEWFILE_H
#define NEWFILE_H

//newfile class
class newfile
{
   protected:
     //attributes

   public:
     //default constructor of newfile
     newfile();

     //destructor of newfile
     ~newfile();

     //methods

};

#endif


nyos@nyos:~/src/nyfiletemplates$ cat cpp
#include "headers.h"
#include "newfile.h"

newfile::newfile()
{

}

newfile::~newfile()
{

}

//methods



Sorry for typos.. I've translated variable names and comments in this  =

letter to English (and removed unnecessary parts)..
I think You can understand its point..
toupper makes uppercase letters (ok, it could be done with tr), sed  =

substitutes.. ugly, but works.. I've got similar scripts for creating  =

methods and putting in the code, adding attributes (and inserting defaul=
t  =

getter/setter methods)..
But I'd like to get rid of them.. (Or at least call them a bit cultivate=
d  =

way, use a hotkey and give parameters on an X/curses form)

So? What is Your advise? I'm open for new programs.

Nyos