toString() Generator - plugin detail
toString() Generator for Java.
Fields and methods(!) to consider can be selected (also inherited fields and methods).
Tree different generating styles are available: String concatenation, StringBuilder or StringBuffer.
@Override can be generated and you can select if it should use Arrays.toString().
If toString() already exists the generator shows a warning and you can choose to overwrite the existing method.
Invocation is done the same way as for inserting getters and setters: 1. Open the class in the editor, 2. Put the cursor to somewhere inside the class's body, 3. Press Alt+Ins or invoke context menu and select "Insert Code", 4. Select "toString()", 5. Press enter
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Versions available
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Download size: 0.06 MB
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Last Update: 2010-06-16
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What's new in this version
IMPORTANT NOTICE
If you are looking for a version for NetBeans 6.9 go to http://plugins.netbeans.org/PluginPortal/faces/PluginDetailPage.jsp?pluginid=30004
Release Notes - nbtostring - Version 0.3.0 - 2009-09-11
Bug
New Feature
- [NBTOSTRING-1] - Provide an option to use StringBuffer/-Builder instead of String concatenation
- [NBTOSTRING-3] - Provide an option for whether to use native array presentation or Arrays.toString()
- [NBTOSTRING-9] - Notify about a possible final implementation in super class
- [NBTOSTRING-10] - Notify user about the fact the existing toString() will be replaced
- [NBTOSTRING-14] - Create Option whether to create @Override
Sub-task
- [NBTOSTRING-6] - b) Create options where a user can specify the behavior globally
- [NBTOSTRING-8] - c) Use a) and b) where a) uses the value of b), but the user can switch for the particular creation
- [NBTOSTRING-15] - Add option for @Override to generator panel
- [NBTOSTRING-16] - Create @Override option in global options panel
- [NBTOSTRING-17] - Support @Override to be stored/loaded in the preferences
- [NBTOSTRING-18] - Support whether to create @Override in the builder methods (ch.simas.tostring.builder)
Release Notes - nbtostring - Version 0.2.0 - 2009-09-09
New Feature
Sub-task
- [NBTOSTRING-7] - a) Provide a checkbox in the selection panel stating e.g. "Use StringBuffer instead of String"
Verifications for NetBeans versions
Plugin is not subject to any verification
Decisions of individual verifiers for toString() Generator plugin for NetBeans IDE 6.7
Comments
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Download size: 0.06 MB
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Last Update: 2010-06-16
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What's new in this version
IMPORTANT NOTICE
If you are looking for a version for NetBeans 6.9 go to http://plugins.netbeans.org/PluginPortal/faces/PluginDetailPage.jsp?pluginid=30004
Release Notes - nbtostring - Version 0.3.0 - 2009-09-11
Bug
New Feature
- [NBTOSTRING-1] - Provide an option to use StringBuffer/-Builder instead of String concatenation
- [NBTOSTRING-3] - Provide an option for whether to use native array presentation or Arrays.toString()
- [NBTOSTRING-9] - Notify about a possible final implementation in super class
- [NBTOSTRING-10] - Notify user about the fact the existing toString() will be replaced
- [NBTOSTRING-14] - Create Option whether to create @Override
Sub-task
- [NBTOSTRING-6] - b) Create options where a user can specify the behavior globally
- [NBTOSTRING-8] - c) Use a) and b) where a) uses the value of b), but the user can switch for the particular creation
- [NBTOSTRING-15] - Add option for @Override to generator panel
- [NBTOSTRING-16] - Create @Override option in global options panel
- [NBTOSTRING-17] - Support @Override to be stored/loaded in the preferences
- [NBTOSTRING-18] - Support whether to create @Override in the builder methods (ch.simas.tostring.builder)
Release Notes - nbtostring - Version 0.2.0 - 2009-09-09
New Feature
Sub-task
- [NBTOSTRING-7] - a) Provide a checkbox in the selection panel stating e.g. "Use StringBuffer instead of String"
Verifications for NetBeans versions
Decisions of individual verifiers for toString() Generator plugin for NetBeans IDE 6.7
Comments
Introduction
Please find more information on the project homepage: https://code.google.com/p/nbtostring/
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User Comments
nice!
really nice work .may be you should add ref and submit this as patch
Posted by theanuradha on Sep 08, 2009