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I'm just referring to the "New Class" Wizard in Eclipse, which simply
takes the interface in the connector API from which to start, and
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I'm guessing there's a way to leverage this programmatically when
building an Eclipse plugin? <br>
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Ramesh Reddy wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, 2009-12-01 at 13:49 -0800, Michael Walker wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Ramesh, what's your take on providing template code vs.
auto-generating code using the standard Eclipse mechanisms, and
augmenting it as needed?
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As I understand even the standard Eclipse mechanisms use some kind of
templates as a starting point to generate the "targets", like the ones
that Sanjay mentioned earlier in the thread.
When we say template code, we will put in something like
public class ${name}Connector extends Connector{
public Connection getConnection(){
return new ${name}Connection();
}
}
which will generate code like (assumed that name of my connector is
"Google")
public class GoogleConnector extends Connector{
public Connection getConnection(){
return new GoogleConnection();
}
}
obviously, there is big task of keeping the template code in-line with
Connector API/Base classes.
However, if there is alternative way to keep them in sync always, I
would prefer that. Do you think there is way in eclipse to accomplish
this? If so, can you please share your experience.
Thanks
Ramesh..
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