问题
I am looking for any IDE menu option, keystroke, shorcut, mouse clicks or something to populate all interface elements (methods, properties, etc) inside a class implementing it.
Are there any way to do it ?
回答1:
There is no such shortcut, sadly.
A rather similar question was asked recently here: How to automatically implement inherited abstract methods in Delphi XE
回答2:
There is a shortcut that will let you autocomplete your class: Ctrl + Shift + C will autocomplete your functions, procedures and properties...
example:
inside the class write "procedure myproc;" then type Ctrl+Shift+C and Delphi will create the procedure body.
if you type "property myprop:String;" and then type Ctrl+Shift+C Delphi will create the get and set functions for your property.
Another good shortcut is Ctrl+Shift+Up to go to the procedure/function declaration and Ctrl+Shift+Down to go to the procedure/function implementation.
Hope that helps.
回答3:
The OmniPascal plugin for Visual Studio Code does support this feature.
If you have a correct setup then you will see a green line marking all incomplete interfaces of a class. Clicking the lightbulb (or pressing CTRL+. when the cursor is placed inside the name of the interface) it will generate the code stub for this interface.
回答4:
Delphi itself doesn't have a shortcut for this, but Modelmaker Code Explorer allows you to have a class implement an interface including generating all the empty method stubs.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5770200/delphi-keystroke-or-ide-option-to-populate-interface-elements-on-a-class