I would really prefer that getters and setters are shown by the IDE as two separate methods instead of one unified. For instance with below methods
I'd prefer to see in the IDE
-setPlaybackSpeed()
-getPlaybackSpeed()
instead of
-PlaybackSpeed()
Maybe this is the "VBasic way" of showing methods but is there a way to force that the methods are splitted (except of modifying the xml-file)? If not, can you implement it as an option?
Thanks
B4X:
/**
* Sets video and audio playback speed
* Speed e.g. 1.0 or 2.5, defaults to 1.0, range in [0.25-4.0]
*/
public void setPlaybackSpeed (float speed) {
if (speed < 0.25f || speed > 4f) {
return;
} else {
getObject().setPlaybackSpeed(speed);
}
}
/**
* Gets video and audio playback speed
* Speed e.g. 1.0 or 2.5, defaults to 1.0, range in [0.25-4.0]
*/
public float getPlaybackSpeed(){
return getObject().getPlaybackSpeed();
}I'd prefer to see in the IDE
-setPlaybackSpeed()
-getPlaybackSpeed()
instead of
-PlaybackSpeed()
Maybe this is the "VBasic way" of showing methods but is there a way to force that the methods are splitted (except of modifying the xml-file)? If not, can you implement it as an option?
Thanks