I'm trying to modify the autogen template for generating a Get/Set pair,
but I'm running into problems that stem from ignorance of Lisp.
At my company, the coding standard dictates that member variables are
private and are prefixed with 'm', so a variable that would normally be
named default is named 'mDefault'. Also, arguments begin with 'a', so the
argument to the setter would be 'aDefault' instead of 'v'.
I've hacked on the function to the extent that everything works except for
the variable name itself. The problem is in this line:
(P "Variable name: " name) ";" '>'n '>'n
I've surmised that the P function reads from the minibuffer and echoes that
input to the screen, while at the same time storing the value entered in
the variable 'name'. Everywhere else in the function I apply this:
(jde-gen-init-cap (jde-gen-lookup-named 'name))
to name and prepend 'm' or 'a' as appropriate to generate the correct
code. Unfortunately, because the input from the minibuffer goes directly
to the screen, I can't do that to the variable name when it's initially
entered. I hacked around and tried to split up reading the input and
printing it out into two steps, but haven't been successful.
If anyone could provide a code snippet that will enable me to do this, I'd
be much obliged.
--Rafe
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Rafe Colburn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> |
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