[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> By default the code files generated for a class in rose have the same name as the
>class.
> E.g. if the class in the rose model is CMyClass then the files generated for this
>class will
> be CMyClass.cpp and CMyClass.h.
> Is it possible to set some options within rose that will cause the files generated
>to be
> MyClass.cpp and MyClass.h (i.e. without the C prefix)
The answer depends on which of the three C++ add-ins you are using to
generate code. I can only speak for the ANSI C++ add-in.
Currently, the only way to override the default (where the file name is
the same as the class name) is to use the HeaderSourceFile and
BodySourceFile properties on the ANSI C++ tab of the class specification
to specify the desired file names. But this has to be done for each
class individually. There is no way to set flags globally that will
affect all classes.
But the feature you want is coming. In the next release of Rose, the
ANSI C++ add-in will give the user much more control over the generated
file names, including stripping of a given prefix from all class names.
--
David Olsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Rational Software
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