I realize many IDEs do this, but I felt like writing a few lines of script to spit this out instead. This will grab every line marked “private”, whether method or member variable and generates a default getter/setter. Note: it doesn’t insert the code for you or even capture to a file. Maybe next I’ll […]
Monthly Archives: January 2012
Test Scores, Profits, and Page Views are Measurements, Not Primary Goals
I’m a little disturbed by at least a couple of news story themes that I’ve heard recently: “Can Eliminating [X program] Improve Test Scores?” and “Students to be Moved to Schools to Improve [the school’s] Test Scores.” The former concept sounds like a fishing expedition to find a way to take money from “non-essential” programs. […]
Trying to Dig a Little More In-Depth With Maven
I’ve been reading Maven: The Definitive Guide (affiliate link) as a Kindle eBook and finally got to the point of trying the first example project. The book had mentioned that maven might be installed on Mac OS X already (due to usage with some versions of XCode). Magically, it’s there: So far, I like the […]