Version: 4.0.0 (using KDE 4.4.3) OS: Linux Hi, When i delete a class i noticed i had to delete both the .cpp and the .h file manually. Why not add an option to "delete a class" that deletes both the .cpp and .h file? Or, when you select a .cpp file let kdevelop check if the same filename with .h is also present and if it is ask if it should be deleted as well. Reproducible: Didn't try
How did you delete the class? I can't find any GUI option to do that. Also a class doesn't necessarily have any connection to the .cpp and/or .h file. One can have .h files with various different classes or have them just in the .cpp. That means kdevelop either has to be as smart as a human user (which is impossible) or it'll fail to do the right thing in some cases which is not desireable.
Right now there is no option to delete a class. There is only an option to "delete" by right clicking on a file and pressing delete (which is what i did). What i proposed is when you right click a .cpp file that kdevelop suggests to delete the same file with .h as well (same when you right click on the .h that it suggests to delete the .cpp).
But thats neither what the bugtitle nor the first paragraph of your report said. Please be more clear in future reports. Also I think its highly unlikely that this is going to be implemented. The part that deletes files has no idea that there's a correlation between foo.cpp and foo.h. Not to mention that often enough there might be multiple .cpp files that #include foo.h and you usually don't want to delete them all.