This script takes one or more filenames as arguments, generates a .cpp and .h file with that name, and writes some basic content into them. The content written into the .cpp file includes an include directive for the corresponding .h file, along with a basic class constructor and destructor. The .h file contains a class declaration with private, protected, and public sections, along with declarations for the constructor and destructor.
To use this script, run it with the desired filename as an argument, like so:
./classinitiator.sh myclassnameThis will generate myclassname.cpp and myclassname.h files with the appropriate content.
Additionally, to use this script from anywhere, you can create a bin directory in your home directory (~), move the script there, and reload your session. This way, the script will be executable from any location within your user environment.