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Build Identifier: 20110615-0604 If we have a field called e.g. "OID", getter and setter are generated as follows: /** @return The oID. */ public int getOID() { return OID; } /** @param oID The oID to set. */ public void setOID(int oID) { OID = oID; } However they should be ("OID" instead of "oID"): /** @return The OID. */ public int getOID() { return OID; } /** @param OID The OID to set. */ public void setOID(int OID) { this.OID = OID; } I know spec recommends to call field as "oid", but "OID" is inevitable here. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a field with two first letters upper-cased 2. Generate getter and setter for it
Btw the constructor too: public MyClass(int oID, String desc) { OID = oID; this.desc = desc; }
Setters for constants are fairly uncommon (see also bug 85782 comment 1), however I think we can leave the first character in the parameter as is if the first 2 characters in the field name are uppercase.
Here it is not a constant, it is "private int OID;". I know this is not recommended, however we should follow some forced legacy standards for a couple of classes. In any case I like your suggestion: > we can leave the first character in the parameter as is if the first 2 characters in the field name are uppercase
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