Frederik Ramm schrieb:
> The textbook Java way is to use getters and setters unless this is not 
> possible for some reason - even if you cannot imagine any situation 
> where they might be needed. The traditional JOSM way is to use public 
> members unless getters and setters are required right now.

Completely of topic: It's a pity that Java doesn't have "properties"
like many other OO languages in order to avoid trivial getters and setters.

Robin

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