Editing a function body in a member function opens a second edit window, letting the user enter and edit code. Genitor has wisely chosen to embed Premia's Codewright as the editor here. The Class Editor is a multiple-document interface application. Only one class can be viewed in a document window at a time, but any number of document windows, each containing a different class, can be opened at once. If you want to use the same constructor in multiple classes, simply drag it from one to the other.
Genitor is smart enough to change the name of the constructor to match the name of the new class.
You don't have to drag at the node level, either. Select a parameter of a member function, then drag and drop it on another member function, and Genitor will know where to put it. When you're finished editing your class, Genitor will o utput header and source files. File templates, copyright notices, author, modification history, and descriptions are added, as well. Help files can also be generated, providing online documentation about your class in a format similar to the Class Editor, with hypertext links replacing the hierarchy display of the main window.