Tell Eclipse that your fields can have an underscore prefix. It is
somewhere in the Java section of the preferences dialog...
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From: Kieran Kelleher [mailto:kieran_list..ac.com] Sent: 20 March 2007 11:16 To: woproject-de..bjectstyle.org Subject: Re: Add Key template
Yeah, I tried that but it does not do the underscore thing (WOBuilder did) which is a convention I have established in my projects that is used to identify ivars in stateless WOComponents (which for me is every non-page component) that are automatically reset.
If I use an ivar beginning with an underscore and do auto generate setter/getter, I get this ugly mess:
protected Object _myAutoResetVar;
public Object get_myAutoResetVar() {
return _myAutoResetVar;
}
public void set_myAutoResetVar(Object autoResetVar) {
_myAutoResetVar = autoResetVar;
}
On Mar 19, 2007, at 11:29 PM, JR Ruggentaler wrote:
eclipse has the Source->Generate getters and setters that does basically what you are trying to do.
J.R.
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From: Kieran Kelleher [mailto:kieran_list..ac.com] Sent: Monday, March 19, 2007 10:12 PM To: woproject-de..bjectstyle.org Subject: Add Key template
I created a java editor template to substitute for the loss of WOBuilder's Add Key.. utility. So, this template:
protected ${return_type} _${variable_name};
/**..eturn ${what} */
public ${return_type} ${variable_name}() {
return _${variable_name};
}
/** param ${what} */
public void set${variable_name}(${return_type} ${variable_name}){
_${variable_name} = ${variable_name};
........produces this code for example.........
protected Object _sectionForListItem;
/**..eturn the section grouping identifier for the current <code>listItem()</code> */
public Object sectionForListItem() {
return _sectionForListItem;
}
/** param the section grouping identifier for the current <code>listItem()</code> */
public void setsectionForListItem(Object sectionForListItem) {
_sectionForListItem = sectionForListItem;
}
Anyone got a tip on how to make it capitalize the variable name in the set statement so I get setSectionForListItem instead of setsectionForListItem ?
Thanks, Kieran
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