Accessor Generators
Accessor Generators
- Subject: Accessor Generators
- From: Eric Blenkush <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 6 Jun 2002 17:26:30 -0700
Hi,
Since we are on the topic, I have written an accessor generator and
header generator for Objective C as well as Java. With my software,
called Text Wielder, you can develop your own services so you can
customize the output and what will be accepted for input. This means you
can write services(or use Text Wielders editor) to generate any type of
code. You can add your services to the service menu and give them any
name you want. You can also trigger applescripts or open URLs as well as
have full access to the cocoa apis from your services.
Please download it from this page if youre interested:
<
http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=12595&db=mac>
Ive written a few for programmers which are included in the download,
heres a description:
Selecting a Cocoa class(Java or ObjC) you can:
1. Have the documentation for the class open in Project Builder(not sure
if
this functionality isnt already available in PB)
2. Have the documentation for the class open in your web browser from
apple.com
There is also a service to search apples dev site and java.sun.com.
There are a few services to modify text as well.
Add line comments
Remove line comments
Selecting a variable definition you can:
1. Generate ObjC accessors and headers
2. Generate Java getters/setters
Two more Java URL services:
selecting a fully qualified class(eg java.lang.String) or a package you
can
look up the API docs at java.sun.com
By default none of these are in the service menu but you can add them.
Here is some more info from the press release:
Text Wielder allows users to create SFRL scripts which can be used both
as
services or directly in the built-in text editor. SFRL uses a modified
regular expression syntax to define text input and processes output
using a
JavaServer Page(JSP)**. This combination of regular expressions and JSPs
makes SFRL an extremely powerful text processing language with access to
the
full Java API and Cocoa API.
Text Wielder homepage: <
http://homepage.mac.com/blenkush/products.html>
Feedback welcome.
Eric Blenkush
Tinnef Software
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