Re: XCode: generate KVC compliant method bodies from header
Re: XCode: generate KVC compliant method bodies from header
- Subject: Re: XCode: generate KVC compliant method bodies from header
- From: Kevin Callahan <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2005 09:50:15 -0800
On Jan 23, 2005, at 4:37 AM, M. Uli Kusterer wrote:
At 19:48 Uhr -0500 22.01.2005, Matthew wrote:
It seems pretty reasonable to have some AppleScripts generate a body
that's KVC compliant from a header that contains the instance
variables and the non-KVC method declarations. Before I run off to do
this, does anyone know of a location that already provides this? Yea,
I know it could get fancy by synchronizing newly added methods, etc,
but it would be nice to just have a simple little script save a few
minutes at the start of each project by skipping the mundane details
of copying and pasting all of the methods, doing KVC, etc.
You're aware of Accessorizer? It doesn't do it fully automatically,
but it lets you select instance variables and generates accessors for
them, does KVC and indexed accessors and a lot of other nifty things.
I would guess with the general parsing and generating code in place,
it may be possible to expand that to also find methods and generate
implementation shells for that, maybe even with nice header comment
templates...
Maybe the author is bored right now ;-)
:-)
Well, I had to put coding aside for a month due to a music performance
I had to prepare for. I should get to coding this coming week.
There's quite a bit on my to do list, but I am open to users sending me
additional feature requests -- please be specific and if you can, show
examples of output.
Thanks,
Kevin
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