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Create getters/setters with Doxygen documentation [message #1497021]

Wed, 03 December 2014 13:29

$Niccolo\' Bulgarini is currently offline$ Niccolo\' Bulgarini

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Registered: December 2014

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I've tried the last three versions of EclipseCDT on ubuntu but haven't been able to set the option for creating automatically the documentation within the getters/setters creation automatic procedure. I would like to get something similar to what I can obtain with CodeBlocks; this is an example:

/** Access Name
         * \return The current value of Name
         */
        std::string GetName() { return Name; }
        /** Set Name
         * \param val New value to set
         */

Can I have the same in Eclipse?
Thank you

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Re: Create getters/setters with Doxygen documentation [message #1499015 is a reply to message #1497021]

Thu, 04 December 2014 21:21

Ron W

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Registered: December 2013

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Looks like you would need to define your own template for that.

But, you could have the template create a "skeleton" version of the get/set methods:

/** Access ${name}
* \return The current value of ${name}
*/
${type} Get${name}() { return ${name}; }
/** Set ${name}
* \param val New value to set
*/
void Set${name}(${type} val) { ${name} = val; }

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Re: Create getters/setters with Doxygen documentation [message #1499757 is a reply to message #1499015]

Fri, 05 December 2014 11:35

$Niccolo\' Bulgarini is currently offline$ Niccolo\' Bulgarini

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Registered: December 2014

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Thank you. How can I do it?

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Re: Create getters/setters with Doxygen documentation [message #1500020 is a reply to message #1499757]

Fri, 05 December 2014 16:10

Ron W

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Registered: December 2013

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It least in Eclipse Kepler, open Preferences, then under C/C++, Editor, Templates. Then either create a New template, or Edit an existing template. Give it a convenient name, then copy/paste my example in my previous post into the Pattern box and modify it for your needs/preferences. Then click Ok.

For more information, open the Help dialog, then under C/C++ Development User Guide, Tasks, Write Code, Working with Content Assist.

If you are using a different version of Eclipse, it should not be hard to find in that version's Help dialog.

Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers
Version: Kepler Service Release 2
Build id: 20140224-0627

Eclipse GCC Cross Compiler Support
Version: 8.3.0.201402142303

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