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The lombok plugin for IntelliJ has all of that built in. You select find
usage of on the variable and it will show the usage of the getters and
setters. From what I have seen the eclipse plugin has that as well.
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On Fri, May 25, 2018 at 12:28 PM Alexander Kolbasov
The usage would be for any class that can make use of some of the
attributes. @Data is a nice one for pojos and entities, but the
constructor ones, Synchronized and others can be used in almost any class.
The @Log/@Slf4j ones are very handy.
It happens at compile time and does not generate
Brian,
This seems interesting. How does it interplay with IntelliJ/Eclipse ability to
find all usages of the method - will we still be able to find all references to
constructors/getters/setters e.t.c. ?
> On May 24, 2018, at 12:54 PM, Brian Towles wrote:
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> Howdy all,
Would this mainly be on the DB layer? With intellij, theres a shortcut to
auto-gen these fields, does this improve on that?
At compile time, does it overwrite the src or generate a new file? In the case
of needing additional logic in a set/get method, can I override that?
> On May 24, 2018,
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