First, big thank for this nice package, nice and really useful.
I have a request.
I waste much time writing property of a class.
It's any way to for example:
Write the property's
Private
fPropOne: Cardinal;
fPropTwo: String;
etc.
Select the property's and have a script who add, correctly, the property's like this:
TmyClass= Class
Private
fPropOne: Cardinal;
fPropTwo: String;
Procedure SetPropOne(const value: cardinal);
Function GetPopOne: cardinal;
Procedure SetPropTwo(Const Value: String);
Function GetPropTwo: string;
Public
property PropOne: Cardinal read GetPropOne write SetPropOne;
property PropTwo: String read getPropTwo write SetPropTwo;
end;
implementation
Procedure TmyClass.SetPropOne(const value: cardinal);
begin
fPropOne:= value;
end;
Function TmyClass.GetPopOne: cardinal;
begin
result:= fPropOne;
end;
Procedure TmyClass.SetPropTwo(Const Value: String);
begin
fPropTwo:= value;
end;
Function TmyClass.GetPropTwo: string;
begin
result:= fPropTwo;
end;
Well, i hope you find this usefua and, maybe, create a menu, in the BlockSelection for this task.
It would save a lot of writingAuthor:
Passion Time: 2009-3-30 17:16
I think only the two lines written in class definition and press Ctrl+Shift+C, Delphi will auto generate F* Definitions and implementations.
This function is powerful, ;-)Author:
Bearimprint Time: 2009-3-30 18:48
Thank for the reply ^^
But, unfortunately, this shortcut (CTRL+SHIFT+C) have work some time ago but no more since some weeks.
I have take a look if the shortcut was used by another added tools (I use Gexpert an CnPack) but, seemingly, all is ok and i don't have more idea why that don't work more properly.
(I use Delphi 7 pro).Author:
Passion Time: 2009-3-30 19:22
Oh, weird. Try to check the Key Mapping in Editor Options?
Or uninstall CnPack IDE Wizards and GExperts and try again?Author:
Bearimprint Time: 2009-3-30 19:47
Shame on me... :p
Well, the CTRL+SHIFT+C Works again.
Thank for the help ^^
But, after a little test, that work "only" if you write the property like:
And Delphi write all the rest after a CTRL+SHIFT+C
It may be time that i take a look at what can be done with the script, and make my own, to create properties from their statement, like i have write in my first post.
