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During my tries to solve issue 27009 I encountered absolutely unjavadoc'd FormProperty.setPostCode method. Maybe it's just what I'm looking for to make my patch a little bit better - easier to understand and maintain. But no JavaDoc - who knows then... What is it about?
What I need to know, is it auto-edited by some Form Editor code or not. So, where is this method pair used, and why.
Well, there are tons of method without JavaDoc in form editor, I hope you won't file bugs on them ;) The "pre code" and "post code" stand for Pre-initialization code and Post-initialization code - and represent user editable code that is generated before and after a property setter. E.g. here is my pre-init code button.setText("Button"); here is my post-init code This code can be edited for each property after pressing "Advanced" button in the Form property editor dialog.
Please, write it in JavaDocs, or reassign to me in order that I wrote it.
Already done, would not mark this fixed if not...
Tomas, maybe I'm a boring and outdated, but I don't subscribe myself to cvs@form.netbeans.org, hence I can't see your commits unless you write them yourself, e.g. FooBar.java prev. rev. 1.13, new rev. 1.14 If you used NetBeans to commit, that's just a simple cite from commit log.
Sorry, I should have explicitly mentioned I made the fix...
No, (am I ambarassing you?) you should have made just a comment I requested: Checking in form/src/org/netbeans/modules/form/FormProperty.java prev.rev. 1.23, curr.rev. 1.24 done