Thanks for the reply Jeff. Actually, does this plugin work in eclipse 3.4.1? I tried to install from the updates url within eclipse and I got warnings about it not working and never saw anything really show up? (currently I'm using it manually from the command line with ant)
In regard to why I care about the comments, it's more of a personal preference I guess.. since I like to see the properties all listed neatly up top. Also, I'll be adding stuff to the class such as equals and hashCode and if I need to a new property I'll probably just add it manually rather than regenerate with ibator. It's not that big a deal though having the comments. I can deal with it:) On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 11:26 PM, Jeff Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes, you do. The comments are required for the functioning of the > Java merge function in the Eclipse plugin. And hopefully, someday, > I'll have the time to enable this function outside of Eclipse. I > intend to make it an intentional, thoughtful, and somewhat difficult > process to turn them off. > > Sorry...sort of. > > It's generated code! Why do you care what it looks like? > > Jeff Butler > > > On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 7:55 PM, Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> Do I really need to make my own comment generator (or modify the >> source) just to disable all the ibator comments generated for the >> pojos? I know they have commentGenerator but that only lets you >> disable the date as far as I can tell. I don't want any of the >> comments in my pojos (and would prefer my properties all the top >> single spaced, but I can format that later.) >> >> -- >> Rick >> > -- Rick
