Eclipse Get set automatically adds comments

JavaBean is usually used when coding, while we often write comments on the field, but the generated Get/set method will not be generated, by modifying the Eclipse source code can be resolved, directly on the example:

    /*** Employee ID*/      PrivateString userid; /*** Get Employee ID *@returnUserID Employee ID*/       PublicString GetUserid () {returnuserid; }       /*** Set Employee ID *@paramUserID Employee ID*/       Public voidSetuserid (String userid) { This. UserID =userid; }  

Find the jar package in Eclipse: Org.eclipse.jdt.ui_*.jar, make a backup

The suffix jar is then changed to RAR,

Find Org.eclipse.jdt.internal.corext.codemanipulation.GetterSetterUtil.class
Replace it with the class file in the attachment, and replace the suffix with the jar for the Eclipse jar package.

Restart Eclipse Settings Annotation style:

Window->preferences->java->codestyle->code templates->comments->getters/setters

Note that the eclipse must be closed when replacing

Open Eclipse/plugins/org.eclipse.jdt.ui_*.jar with WinRAR

Replace Org.eclipse.jdt.internal.corext.codemanipulation.GetterSetterUtil class

Then start eclipse

Getters:

    /**        * Get ${bare_field_name}       @return  ${bare_field_name} ${bare_field_name}        */  

Setters:

    /**        * Set ${bare_field_name}       @param  ${bare_field_name} ${bare_field_name}       * /  

Note: The Get/set method is generated by checking the Generate methods comments

OK, success.

In the eclipse3.3/3.4/3.5 test succeeds, if useless restore jar package, find the corresponding version source code to modify.

• Gettersetterutil.rar (9.1 KB)
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• Gettersetterutil_eclipse3.5.rar (9.8 KB)
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Eclipse Get set automatically adds comments