Handy Setter/Getter Makey (java)

[andrew.arnott]

Woot! It works now

-- Any issues/suggestions?

This hotkey function will take whatever variable declarations you have highlighted in your IDE, and then create appropriate getter/setter methods (upon pressing ctrl + shift + d).

For example:

Say you have highlighted:

private int monkey;

public Chimpanzee andrew;

protected Monkey kingKong;

Would put into the clipboard for you to paste (upon pressing ctrl + shift + d)

public int getMonkey() {

return this.monkey;

}

public void setMonkey(int monkey) {

this.monkey = monkey;

}

public Chimpanzee getAndrew() {

return this.andrew;

}

public void setAndrew(Chimpanzee andrew) {

this.andrew = andrew;

}

public Monkey getKingKong() {

return this.kingKong;

}

public void setKingKong(Monkey kingKong) {

this.kingKong = kingKong;

}

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HotKeySet("^+d", "CreateGetterSetter")

#Include <string.au3>
#Include <array.au3>

While 1
    Sleep(0x7FFFFFFF)
WEnd

Func CreateGetterSetter()
    Send("{CTRLDOWN}c{CTRLUP}")
    $text = ClipGet()
    $text = StringReplace($text,@CRLF," ")
    $text = StringReplace($text,@LF," ")
    $text = StringReplace($text,@CR," ")
    $text = StringReplace($text,@TAB,"")
    Local $split = StringSplit($text, " ")
    $count = 1
    While($count < UBound($split))
        If($split[$count] = "") Then
            _ArrayDelete($split, $count)
            $split[0] = $split[0] - 1
        Else
            $count = UBound($split)
        EndIf
    WEnd
    $count = UBound($split) - 1
    While($count > 0)
        If($split[$count] = "") Then
            _ArrayDelete($split, $count)
            $count = $count - 1
            $split[0] = $split[0] - 1
        Else
            $count = 0
        EndIf
    WEnd
    Local $return = ""
    If (Mod($split[0], 3) = 0) Then
        For $i = 1 To ($split[0] / 3)
            $split[$i*3] = StringReplace($split[$i*3],";",'')
            $return = $return & "public " & $split[$i*3 - 1] & " get" & StringReplace($split[$i*3], StringMid($split[$i*3], 1, 1), StringUpper(StringMid($split[$i*3], 1, 1)), 1) & "() {" & @CRLF
            $return = $return & @TAB & "return this." & $split[$i*3] & ";" & @CRLF
            $return = $return & "}" & @CRLF  & @CRLF
            $return = $return & "public void set" & StringReplace($split[$i*3], StringMid($split[$i*3], 1, 1), StringUpper(StringMid($split[$i*3], 1, 1)), 1) & "(" & $split[$i*3 - 1] & " " & $split[$i*3] & ") {" & @CRLF
            $return = $return & @TAB & "this." & $split[$i*3] & " = " & $split[$i*3] & ";" & @CRLF
            $return = $return & "}" & @CRLF &  @CRLF
            ClipPut($return)
        Next
        MsgBox(0, "Done!", "Getters and Setters successfully created", 0)
    EndIf
EndFunc

Hurray for lazy coding!

Edited October 21, 2005 by andrew.arnott

[Insolence]

What a fool I was doing those by hand in C#, sweet script

[andrew.arnott]

Updates complete -- now allows for multiple setter/getters at once

[w0uter]

i prefere more controll over what i make but for the lazy ppl its nice

[andrew.arnott]

Well really you don't need any control over setter and getter methods. They should never be any different than the template. And as far as naming conventions, this preserves the java standard (I'm not sure what other languages have for their standards). I'm probably going to add some more lazy-coder hotkeys when I see myself doing repetitive tasks. I'm pretty sure this one has already saved me some time (lets just say I make a boatload of POJOs on a regular basis).