Is there a way to automatically generate getters and setters in Eclipse

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I am working on a new Android project  Java   and created an Object with a large number of variables  Since I am planning to add getters and setters for all of them  I was wondering  is there a shortcut in Eclipse for automatically generating the getters and setters in a given class

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1  Go to Windows- Preferences- General- Keys  2  Select the command  Generate Getters and Setters   3  In the Binding  press the shortcut to like to use  like Alt Shift G    4  Click apply and you are good to go

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In Eclipse Ide  for generating both setters and getters -  alt shift s r then Alt A then click on ok   for generating only getters - alt shift s r then press g then click on ok button   for generating only setters - alt shift s r then press l then click on ok button

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All the other answers are just focus on the IDE level  these are not the most effective and elegant way to generate getters and setters   If you have tens of attributes  the relevant getters and setters methods will make your class code very verbose   The best way I ever used to generate getters and setters automatically is using project lombok annotations in your java project  lombok jar will generate getter and setter method when you compile java code    You just focus on class attributes variables naming and definition  lombok will do the rest  This is easy to maintain your code    For example  if you want to add getter and setter method for age variable  you just add two lombok annotations     Getter  Setter  public int age   10    This is equal to code like that   private int age   10  public int getAge         return age    public void setAge int age        this age   age      You can find more details about lombok here  Project Lombok

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Open the class file in Eclipse Double click on the class name or highlight it Then navigate to Source -  Insert Code Click on Getter and Setter   It opens a popup to select the fields for which getter setter methods to be generated  Select the fields and click on  Generate  button

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Use Project Lombok or better Kotlin for your Pojos    Also  to add Kotlin to your resume       This    public class BaseVO       protected Long id        Override     public boolean equals Object obj            if  obj    null    id    null              return false           if  obj instanceof BaseVO              return   BaseVO  obj  getId   equals id            return false               Override     public int hashCode             return id    null   null   id hashCode                 getter setter here    public class Subclass extends BaseVO       protected String name      protected String category         getter setter here     would become this    open class BaseVO var id  Long    null         override fun hashCode    Int           if  id    null              return id hashCode            return super hashCode              override fun equals other  Any    Boolean           if  id    null    other    null    other  is BaseVO              return false          return id hashCode      other id  hashCode             Suppress  unused   class Subclass          var name  String    null          var category  String    null     BaseVO     Or use Kotlin s  data  classes  You end up writing even fewer lines of code

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For All variable  ALT SHIFT S Then R and for select all Press ALT A For Single variable Point cursor on the variable then press CTRL 1 and go for the second option from suggestions

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Right click - gt  Source - gt  Generate setters and getters  But to make it even more convenient  I always map this to ALT SHIFT G from Windows - gt  Preferences  - gt  General - gt  Keys

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Yes  Right-click on code and you see a menu pop up  there  Source    Generate Getters and Setters  and next to it you can see the shortcut  which is Alt Shift S and R on my system   Similarly you can navigate to other submenus in that main menu  by typing the appropriate shortcut you go straight the submenu instead of main context menu  and can then either pick from menu or type another letter to pick from the list

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There is an open source jar available know as Lombok    you just add jar and then annotate your POJO with  Getter  amp   Setter it will create getters and setters automatically   Apart from this we can use other features like  ToString   EqualsAndHashCode and pretty other cool stuff which removes vanilla code from your application

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Ways to Generate Getters  amp  Setters -   1  Press Alt Shift S  then R 2  Right click -  Source -  Generate Getters  amp  Setters  3  Go to Source menu -  Generate Getters  amp  Setters  4  Go to Windows menu -  Preferences  -  General -  Keys  Write Generate Getters  amp  Setters on text field   5  Click on error bulb of the field -  create getters  amp  setters     6  Press Ctrl 3 and write getters  amp  setters on text field then select option Generate Getters  amp  Setters  if Mac OS press Alt cmd S then select Getters  amp  Setters

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In Eclipse Juno  by default  ALT SHIFT S R opens the getter setter dialog box  Note you have to press all 4 keys

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Bring up the context menu  i e  right click  in the source code window of the desired class  Then select the Source submenu  from that menu selecting Generate Getters and Setters    will cause a wizard window to appear   Source - gt  Generate Getters and Setters     Select the variables you wish to create getters and setters for and click OK

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Press Alt Shift S R    and then only select which all fields you have to generate Getters or Setters or both

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I prefer to create the private field first  private String field    Eclipse will auto highlight the variable  by positioning cursor over your new variable  press Ctrl   1  It will then give you the menu to Create getter and setter   I press Ctrl   1 because it is a bit more intelligent about what I think you want next

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Right click-  generate getters and setters does the job well but if you want to create a keyboard shortcut in eclipse in windows  you can follow the following steps    Go to Window   Preferences Go to General   Keys List for  Quick Assist - Create getter setter for field  In the  Binding  textfield below  hold the desired keys  in my case  I use ALT   SHIFT   G  Hit Apply and Ok Now in your Java editor  select the field you want to create getter setter methods for and  press the shortcut you setup in Step 4  Hit ok in this window to create the methods    Hope this helps

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Sure      Use Generate Getters and Setters from the Source menu or the context menu on a selected field or type  or a text selection in a type to open the dialog  The Generate Getters and Setters dialog shows getters and setters for all fields of the selected type  The methods are grouped by the type s fields    Take a look at the help documentation for more information

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Eclipse   Source   Generate Getters and Setters

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Right click on the property you want to generate the getter and setters for and choose   Source - gt  Generate Getters and Setters

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On Mac OS it s Alt Cmd S then select     Getters and Setters

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