I'm working with some custom GWT code that creates a new widget for a library of tools by creating two new custom classes and adding some custom code to an array in an existing class. I can't be too descriptive due to a NDA I signed to work here. Is there any way I can make a macro in Eclipse called "New Custom Widget" that automatically generates the two custom classes that need to be created, given a user specified name, and adds the needed reference to the array in the existing class? Then the user can fill in the macro-generated methods in the (macro-generated) classes as needed?
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