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Accessorizer began as a Cocoa application and suite of Services to generate ObjC accessor declaration and implementation methods from variable declarations. But Accessorizer now offers more. Much, much more!
In addition to offering a broad range of memory management schemes, Accessorizer generates code for Keyed Archving, Key-Value Observation, Key-Value Validation, locking using NSLock or @synchronized(), Headerdoc tags and undo using NSUndoManager. "Accessorizer frees up time for fun and productive parts of development" (Troy Stepehens). Users report saving "tons of time".
In addition to offering a broad range of memory management schemes, Accessorizer generates code for Keyed Archving, Key-Value Observation, Key-Value Validation, locking using NSLock or @synchronized(), Headerdoc tags and undo using NSUndoManager. "Accessorizer frees up time for fun and productive parts of development" (Troy Stepehens). Users report saving "tons of time".
What's New
Version 3.0.1:
- New action in Action Menu and Action Panel for intiWith: (declaration) generation.
- NSLog() can now be generated in accessor overrides from Action Menu and Action Panel
- Fixed missing pointer when generating initWith: method from the main Accessorizer interface. Generating from the Action Menu or Action Panel didn’t have the issue. Fixed missing quotes on <key> in will/did access/change wrappers in setter override when  generating from Action Menu or Action Panel. Moved the -description override to follow -descriptionForKeyPaths: to avoid compiler warning.
- Removed extra space before semi-colon when generating Protocol Stubs from definitions.
- Removed extraneous pointer to id when last element in an initWith: signature was of type id.
Version 3.0.1:
- New action in Action Menu and Action Panel for intiWith: (declaration) generation.
- NSLog() can now be generated in accessor overrides from Action Menu and Action Panel
- Fixed missing pointer when generating initWith: method from the main Accessorizer interface. Generating from the Action Menu or Action Panel didn’t have the issue. Fixed more...
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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| Downloads:9,999 |
| Version Downloads:91 |
| Type:Development : Editors |
| License:Demo |
| Date:19 Jan 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price: $4.99 |
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Accessorizer began as a Cocoa application and suite of Services to generate ObjC accessor declaration and implementation methods from variable declarations. But Accessorizer now offers more. Much, much more!
In addition to offering a broad range of memory management schemes, Accessorizer generates code for Keyed Archving, Key-Value Observation, Key-Value Validation, locking using NSLock or @synchronized(), Headerdoc tags and undo using NSUndoManager. "Accessorizer frees up time for fun and productive parts of development" (Troy Stepehens). Users report saving "tons of time". And of course, Accessorizer can help eliminate common mistakes and frequent typos that invariably slow and frustrate the coding process. Services allow the developer to select ivar declarations in any application which supports OS X Services, such as Xcode, TextMate and others, and generate method code for
Changes made in the prefs tabs take effect immediately in the output view so that the developer can quickly determine the best solution for the given task. Accessorizer also provides extensive flexiblity in how the generated code is presented while maintaining good coding conventions.
Never have to leave XCode! Minimize Accessorizer to the Dock, invoke an Accessorizer service from the Services menu (or hotkey) and never leave XCode! That's because results from a service s invocation are put on the pasteboard. Simply paste results where you wish! As a side feature, Accessorizer can take ivars declared in Objective-C and output accessors in Java with a simple toggle of a radio button or shortcut.
In addition to offering a broad range of memory management schemes, Accessorizer generates code for Keyed Archving, Key-Value Observation, Key-Value Validation, locking using NSLock or @synchronized(), Headerdoc tags and undo using NSUndoManager. "Accessorizer frees up time for fun and productive parts of development" (Troy Stepehens). Users report saving "tons of time". And of course, Accessorizer can help eliminate common mistakes and frequent typos that invariably slow and frustrate the coding process. Services allow the developer to select ivar declarations in any application which supports OS X Services, such as Xcode, TextMate and others, and generate method code for
- Declaration
- Implementation
- Declaration & Implementation
- Dealloc
- < ivar> Lock
- Private Lock
- Indexed Accessors
- Keyed Archiving
- Key-Value Validation
Changes made in the prefs tabs take effect immediately in the output view so that the developer can quickly determine the best solution for the given task. Accessorizer also provides extensive flexiblity in how the generated code is presented while maintaining good coding conventions.
Never have to leave XCode! Minimize Accessorizer to the Dock, invoke an Accessorizer service from the Services menu (or hotkey) and never leave XCode! That's because results from a service s invocation are put on the pasteboard. Simply paste results where you wish! As a side feature, Accessorizer can take ivars declared in Objective-C and output accessors in Java with a simple toggle of a radio button or shortcut.
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