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Quickly create class from an interface in eclipse

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Is there a plugin for eclipse which allows me to quickly generate a new class from an interface?

Rather than having to do the typing in the new class dialog

Ideally letting me choose a standard name like Impl for it to generate

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laurie Avatar asked Sep 06 '09 18:09

laurie


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1 Answers

Havn't seen anything other than: right click the interface type in the package explorer, chose New->Class and it will automatically implement that interface. You still have to name the new class yourself.

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nos Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 05:09

nos