Eclipse 可以生成方法链接 setter
我想生成方法链接设置器（返回正在设置的对象的设置器），如下所示：
public MyObject setField (Object value) {
this.field = value;
return this;
}
这使得更容易进行单行实例化，我发现它更易于阅读：
myMethod (new MyObject ().setField (someValue).setOtherField (someOtherValue));
Can Eclipse's templates be generated to do this? 我已更改内容以包含 return this; 但签名未更改。
I'd like to generate method-chaining setters (setters that return the object being set), like so:
public MyObject setField (Object value) {
this.field = value;
return this;
}
This makes it easier to do one-liner instantiations, which I find easier to read:
myMethod (new MyObject ().setField (someValue).setOtherField (someOtherValue));
Can Eclipse's templates be modified to do this? I've changed the content to include return this; but the signature is not changed.
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我确认 Eclipse（最高 3.5RC1）不支持“方法链接”setter 生成。
它只允许注释和正文自定义，不允许对 setter 进行 API 修改（这意味着生成的 setter 仍返回“
void”）。可能插件 Builder Pattern 可以在这里提供帮助......（不是虽然经过测试）
经典方式（不是“傻瓜”，因为它总是生成一个“
void”作为setter的返回类型）：（来源： eclipse.org)
与。 新方式（构建器模式，可能用作Eclipse 插件)
替代文本 http://www.javadesign。信息/媒体/博客/JDesign/DesignConcepts/DesignPatterns/GOF/Creational-BuilderPatternStructure.jpeg
I confirm eclipse (up to 3.5RC1) does not support "method chaining" setter generation.
It only allows for comment and body customization, not API modification of a setter (meaning a generated setter still return '
void').May be the plugin Builder Pattern can help here... (not tested though)
Classic way (not "goof" since it will always generate a "
void" as return type for setter):(source: eclipse.org)
Vs. new way (Builder Pattern, potentially used as an Eclipse plugin)
alt text http://www.javadesign.info/media/blogs/JDesign/DesignConcepts/DesignPatterns/GOF/Creational-BuilderPatternStructure.jpeg
我自己不要使用 Eclipse，但如果找不到某个功能，则必须更改标准模板之一。
顺便说一句，它被称为方法链（这可能有助于 Google 搜索一两次）。
Don't use eclipse myself, but you'll have to change one of the standard templates if you can't find a feature.
It's called method chaining by the way (which might help with a Google search or two).