CodeMaker | A idea-plugin for Java/Scala , support custom code template | Generator Utils library
kandi X-RAY | CodeMaker Summary
kandi X-RAY | CodeMaker Summary
A idea-plugin for Java/Scala to generate code, support custom code template. This plugin generates code from right click 'Generate...' menu while focused on a Java/Scala class. The output class can be customized using a provided velocity template to format the code based on the origin class and optional selected classes. There are many features are contributed by Dmitry Karlinsky and I appreciate that.
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Top functions reviewed by kandi - BETA
- Perform the actual action
- Create doc for method
- Generate method params type string
- Checks if the files are readable
- Called when the action is pressed
- Selects the other classes from the given project
- Chooses a directory to create a source directory
- Creates a class entry from a psiClassEntry object
- Evaluate the given template
- Generates the class name
- Creates the environment
- Perform the action on the index processing
- Gets all the classes in a PsiElement
- Evaluate and evaluate the given template
- Gets the children
- Get or create an action by key
- Runs test program
- Create a source editor
- Performs the action on the index
- Escape markdown characters in a string
- Set up the show test button
- Runs the dialog
- Tests if a string is numeric
- Performs the action on the index processing
- Checks if the settings have been modified
- Gets the doc comment text
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QUESTION
I'm creating code for the mastermind game and I think that everything should be perfect, but when I try to write the info needed by the first input (in this case, the colors like "R", it doesn't matter what I do that will jump directly to print ("You have to introduce four colours, no more, no less! ")
Can anyone help me please???
Here's the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-13 at 02:20Do a little lightweight debugging with print and you will see that the code does exactly what you asked it to do: it doesn't print("You have to introduce four colours, no more, no less! ") when the lengths are the same 4:
QUESTION
I'm developing a file manager app for Amazon S3 in Android. I'm using a stack to hold folder objects to help navigation. Each object in the stack is a folder which holds an arraylist mObjects of the files and folders in that folder.
An onClick event listener pushes the previously clicked object onto the stack and calls a setter for the arraylist for the clicked object.
The problem is that subsequent objects pushed onto the stack change the mObjects field of the very first object in the stack. I don't understand why because the mObjects field has modifier private for each object.
Many hours of code staring and Google searches have turned up a blank. I've done a stack trace in Android Studio and what I find weird is that the mObjects field for the first object on the stack changes at the line adapter.setData(o.getmObjects()) in my BucketObjectListFragment class.
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Answered 2017-Sep-15 at 14:52The problem here was, as someone else has pointed out in an answer to another question, "a typical Java error with pointers" using Android's ArrayAdapter: https://stackoverflow.com/a/14408492/3350944
In the following line I'm passing the array mObjects to the adapter:
QUESTION
I'm trying to align a combination of labels and inputs. Currently using a fieldset > table > tr > td structure. I've read online that this is typically poor practice, however, I'm having a very difficult time using CSS to accomplish the look I need.
Here is a sample:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-13 at 23:55You can replicate a table using CSS with the display property and values table table-row table-cell etc.
There are a number of reasons why it is bad practice to use tables for your layout. A quick search will return dozens of articles on this issue.
I see the main reasons as: Table layouts are not semantic; if you are not displaying tabular data, don't use a table. Table layouts are not accessible - users using a screen reader will not be happy. Once you get used to CSS to provide the styling to your layout you will find it much easier to maintain.
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I'm trying to "pad" the elements of my fieldset and it was suggested that I used border spacing. Looking at w3 schools, it appears that border spacing is only for table elements, so I'm not sure what else to do. Here is my css and html. Using border-spacing made no changes to the display of the page.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-13 at 23:11You can simply use padding on the fieldset:
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You can use CodeMaker like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the CodeMaker component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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