header-files

I have got a header file (.h) and I want to declare name but all these ways work the same I think because I haven't seen any difference with functionality. Could you tell me what the difference is between: This with both declarations: @interface someClass : UIViewController { NSString *name; } @property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *name; @end Without variable: @interface someClass : UIViewController { } @property (nonatomic, copy) NSString *name; @end Or Without property: @interface someClass : UIViewController { NSString *name; } @end @interface someClass : UIViewController { NSString *name; }

Say I have a class evilLord declared in the file evil_lair.hh and is implemented in the file evil_lair.cc . Now, I want to add the function bool minionDo(std::string command) . Is there any script which will put the declaration and empty function definition in the respective files automatically? I am using c-support vim-plugin which I find useful. Maybe this can be added as a functionality to this script... The task is not that trivial -- if we want to correctly report the scope of the function. I've already done the work in my :GOTOIMPL (and :MOVEIMPL ) command, from my lh-cpp ftplugin suite