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Thats one of the things that'll happen to you if you start writting groovy code. The whole setter/getter boilerplate thing gets really annoying. Another groovy
by monksy 11y ago
Thats one of the things that'll happen to you if you start writting groovy code. The whole setter/getter boilerplate thing gets really annoying.
Another groovy-ism.. the whole deal with having to copy properties. (In a groovy class they're threated like a map)
- vorg 11y ago> properties. (In a groovy class they're threated like a map Except in hard to remember special cases like .class which gives the class "LinkedHapMap" of the map object instead of the value at key "class". After working with Groovy for a short while you'll realize you're really working around it.