Generate Getters and Setters

Selecting the name of a member variable will suggest the following code-actions 💡.

The Generate Getter and Setter, Generate Getter, and Generate Setter commands will generate accessor functions for a member variable. C-mantic will look for common private member naming schemes in order to generate appropriate function names: If a member variable name begins and/or ends with underscore(s), or if it begins with m_ or s_, these characters will be removed to create the member function names. The Case Style setting controls whether names are generated in snake_case, camelCase, or PascalCase.

Additionally, for non-primitive, non-pointer data types, setters will be generated with a const-reference (const &) parameter type. If you would like C-mantic to resolve typedef’s, type-alias’s, and enum’s, enable Cpp: Resolve Types in the settings (This is disabled by default as it may impact the performance of generating setters).

The Accessor: Getter Definition Location and Accessor: Setter Definition Location settings control where the definitions of these member functions are placed (either inline, below class body, or in matching source file).

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Besides, you can change the setting of C_mantic.cpp.accessor.getterNamingStyle to determine wether to generate the function name with start with get.

And the C_mantic.cpp.accessor.boolGetterIsPrefix will override the operation above if variable type is boolean.