Please describe the problem:
The C++ code generation module does not respect the order of attributes of UML classes. If UML class C has attributes a,b,c,d,e,f in this order it is unpredictable in which order they will show up in the C++ code. For larger numbers of attributes this makes the code unreadable.

Moreover, default values as in f(x:int = 0):int are discarded.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Create an UML class C.
2. Add attributes a,b,c to C.
3. Add operation f(x:int = 0):int to C.
4. Export to C++.
5. Look at the generated code file.

Actual results:
The code file is generated, but contains unsorted attributes and misses default values for function parameters.

Expected results:
I would expect attributes to show up in exactly the same order I defined them in the class diagram.

Does this happen every time?
Yes.

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