Comments on: Using Regular Expressions to build ColdFusion getters and setters http://flexoop.com/2008/11/using-regular-expressions-to-build-coldfusion-getters-and-setters/ Flex, AIR, ColdFusion, and everything in between Mon, 26 Jul 2010 19:48:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Gareth http://flexoop.com/2008/11/using-regular-expressions-to-build-coldfusion-getters-and-setters/comment-page-1/#comment-529 Gareth Mon, 09 Mar 2009 16:46:23 +0000 http://flexfusion.archfamily.com/?p=39#comment-529 Sorry, forgot to mention in my find/replace that it is actually looking for a carriage return ( that's what the (\r\n) is doing on the end ) and a tab (\t), so the code would have to be set up something like this [tab here]<cfset variables.firstName = "" />[carriage return here] [tab here]<cfset variables.lastName = "" />[carriage return here] [tab here] That's how I'm adding formatting to the outputted code...I use the carriage returns and tabs to reformat the output (as I don't think eclipse has a way to do that just with regex terms). If you don't mind having it all output on one line, just remove the (\r\n)(\t) from the "find" and remove any $2 or $3 from the "replace" statement and it should fix any problems. Then you'll just have to go through and enter/tab the results around. If you have many variables, it's easier to add the formatting first, then let the regex handle the rest. Sorry, forgot to mention in my find/replace that it is actually looking for a carriage return ( that’s what the (\r\n) is doing on the end ) and a tab (\t), so the code would have to be set up something like this

[tab here]<cfset variables.firstName = “” />[carriage return here]
[tab here]<cfset variables.lastName = “” />[carriage return here]
[tab here]

That’s how I’m adding formatting to the outputted code…I use the carriage returns and tabs to reformat the output (as I don’t think eclipse has a way to do that just with regex terms). If you don’t mind having it all output on one line, just remove the (\r\n)(\t) from the “find” and remove any $2 or $3 from the “replace” statement and it should fix any problems. Then you’ll just have to go through and enter/tab the results around. If you have many variables, it’s easier to add the formatting first, then let the regex handle the rest.

]]> By: pmolaro http://flexoop.com/2008/11/using-regular-expressions-to-build-coldfusion-getters-and-setters/comment-page-1/#comment-528 pmolaro Mon, 09 Mar 2009 13:26:58 +0000 http://flexfusion.archfamily.com/?p=39#comment-528 Can you check the example and the reg ex and be sure it is documented correctly? I pasted in your property tags into a blank CFM page in Eclipse to try this out. Then I used Find/Replace cutting/pasting in your RegEx examples. Eclipse doesn't find a match. Can you check the example and the reg ex and be sure it is documented correctly? I pasted in your property tags into a blank CFM page in Eclipse to try this out. Then I used Find/Replace cutting/pasting in your RegEx examples. Eclipse doesn’t find a match.

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