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A dialog to control the granularity of code generation would be nice #5
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Agreed, that this would be a nice feature to add. |
Hi brucebeisel and rterp, Unfortunately the chooser dialog for the getter(setter) selection can't be easily extended because its not part from the open api in the module java.editor. Momentary I am work on to extract all functionalities for the vanilla Getter/Setter generation in one plugin so that I can focus what should be done to extend the standard functionalities with the JavaFX functionalities. With the extention and not create a new dialog for the JavaFX generation its then also possible to correct the false generation from JavaFX properties in the vanilla Getter/Setter generation (see for more information #4). I will upload the extraction in the next days. |
Looks good. How difficult would it be to provide a hook into the plugin to display the dialog when the user selects the generate prop getter/setter action? |
Hi Rob, I tried to copy & paste the stuff in your module, but unfortunaly something goes wrong. A bundle file wont be found, so that the module wan't be build. So I choose the solution with the zip file. General I simple copy & paste the needed classes. So there are many functionalities which aren't needed. Functionalities, restrictions from the vanille module:
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It will be a little work, but I planed to investigate some time from my holiday because I think its a really good opportunity to extend my knowledge. |
Hi Peter, I've added you as a collaborator to the project, so you should now be able to create branches and push changes back into the repo. |
Much in the same way the vanilla Java getter/setter generator allows you to generate getters and setters separately through different menu items. A dialog allowing you to choose which fields will have code generated is also a nice feature to add.
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