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I have lots of header files with long method implementation inside.

Is there An automatic way of doing that?

One-by-one can take a lot of time...

Thanks.

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    You can easily create a script in some other language (or even use C++ if you want to do that). I am unaware of anything that does that automatically for you though. Commented Jun 15, 2011 at 19:16
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    @Peter R.: I don't think that creating a script that parses C++ good enough to do this job is done easily! Commented Jun 15, 2011 at 20:43

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If you are using Visual Studio, there's an add-in called Visual Assist that can help you to do this. I'm using it at work and it is really helpful.

Unfortunately this add-in is not free but you can install the trial to do your stuff and test it.

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I know about Visual Assist. It does require me to review all the header files and click a lot... You can't even set a hotkey...
@Tsury: Most Visual Assist commands can be bound to any keybinding you want via Tools | Options | Environment | Keyboard. Show commands containing: VAssistX.Refactor
Visual Studio can also do it without Visual Assist. The feature is marked as experimental though. You can use it by pressing Ctrl + . and then choosing Move definition location.
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In Eclipse CDT its combination is Alt+Shift+T

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:s Im getting: Cannot work without declarator...
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KDevelop has such ability too:

Right click to the method -> Refactoring -> Move to cpp

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There's a free version of DevExpress Refactor! for C++ that has two automatic 'refactorings' that may suit your needs:

  • Move Method to Source File
  • Move Method to Header

Refactorings Reference link

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