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20060521 Sunday May 21, 2006

UPDATED: Code Template Tools Module

I have updated the Code Template Tools Module on my NetBeans 5.0 update center described (here).

What is new?

A new generalized code template parameter ${input-parameter name ...} :
  • ${input-parameter name prompt="prompt string" defaultValue="value1" valuesSeparator="," enumeratedValues="value1,value2,value3" suggestedValues="value1,value2,value3"} - The user will be be prompted to enter the value of the parameter. The parameter name part (excluding the input- prefix is used as the default prompt and default value. The values of input-... parameters can be strictly constrained using the enumeratedValues hint. The values of input-... parameters can be loosely constrained using the suggestedValues hint. The values separator can be specified using valuesSeparator regexp hint.

DISCLAIMER: This module is experimental. So no guarantees. Use the module at your own risk.


Posted by sandipchitale ( May 21 2006, 08:51:56 AM PDT ) Permalink Comments [1]


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Hi, As per u r mail i got a lot of Informationa and i am user of NEtBeans and happy that u r giving me the new updates whatever in NNetBeans5.0. With Warm Regards satya

Posted by satya narayana panda on June 15, 2006 at 09:10 PM PDT #

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