Guess I have a class that looks like this:

class Foo : public QObject {
...
Foo(QObject *parent);

FooPrivate * const d_ptr;
const QString m_something;
};

When I now create an implementation for the constructor using the code completion I will get something like this:

Foo::Foo(QObject *parent) : QObject(parent)
{
}

The initializer list should also contain d_ptr and m_something, as they can only be ever written to in this initilizer list.

You will score extra karma points if the completion for pointers, at least for a <classname>Private pointer will not just be d_ptr(), but d_ptr(new type_of_pointer()).

You will score incredible karma if you also fill in some useful values for all this initializers, i.e. matching constructor arguments. And if a <classname>Private object has a <classname> argument then just add a "this" at that position.

Reproducible: Always