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Event firing template/code assist/plugin whatever [message #131181] Sun, 04 January 2004 03:07
Eclipse UserFriend
I've started using Eclipse 20 days ago, more or less,
and I really like the editor capabilities... but I can't
seem to find a really useful tool that is available with Netbeans:
bean oriented wizards.

In Netbeans there is a way to view classes as beans, that shows
in the three view the properties (with the indication of read/write
capabilities) and the event sources. This is editable, in a sense
that you can select a property and delete it, thus removing the
setter/getter and private field from the class code, and ask
for adding a property (specify the type and name and the code will
be created), and the same happens for event sources.

I can more or less replicate this support with the code assist, but
I cannot find a way to generate the event firing and listener management
code: in Netbeans I had to write a listener interface, an event object,
and then specify their names in the wizard that would generate for me
the event listener list, the addxxxListener code and the firexxxEvent code.

Is there anything similar for Eclipse?
Best regards
Andrea Aime
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