Special member functions can be user-defined with =default or user-declared as =delete. A user-defined special member function can be user-declared within a class' body, but declared outside, so the toggle function body refactoring should treat =default like a normal function body.
Actual Behavior
toggle function definition does not work on user-declared and user-defined with =default class members
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Expected Behavior
Special member functions can be user-defined with =default or user-declared as =delete. A user-defined special member function can be user-declared within a class' body, but declared outside, so the toggle function body refactoring should treat =default like a normal function body.
Actual Behavior
toggle function definition does not work on user-declared and user-defined with =default class members
Cevelop Version, Operating System and Compiler
all before Neon