why the hell does everybody want to ease the defintion of a property (get/set methods)? This is a one time effort and can be auto-genrated by the IDE.
Far more useful would be to improve using them. I'm more annoyed about:
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vec.setX(++vec.getX()); <br/>
instead of simply doing: <br/>
++vec.x; <br/>
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I mean using JavaScript via the JavaScriptingFramework does a great job by allowing to access property as if they were fields.
Of course, if there is a field with the same name, it would have higher precedency:<br/><br/>
E.g. vec.x always references the field in following case, not the property:
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class Vec {
public float x;
public float getX() { .. }
pulic void setX(float x) { .. }
}
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