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#14 Codegen not changing the default types for Java pojos

Milestone: v1.0_(example)

Status: open

Owner: Bruce Martin

Labels: CodeGen types (1)

Priority: 5

Updated: 2020-03-17

Created: 2020-03-12

Creator: Anonymous

Private: No

Hello:

First, thanks for RecordEditor and JRecord.

When I generate Java code using the pojo option, the types set for numeric fields are not taken into account, and the Pojo is generated with the types set by default. For example, I chose to use double instead of BigDecimal and int instead of short, codegen continues to generate shorts and BigDecimals.

Thanks,

Juan

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Bruce Martin - 2020-03-12

will look at it

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Bruce Martin - 2020-03-17

I have uploaded a USB version RecordEditor_USB_0.99a.zip. Download and unzip to any unprotected directory (i.e. not c:\program Files). This version can run on any computer with jave installed/

https://sourceforge.net/projects/record-editor/files/Test/Version_0.99/RecordEditor_USB_0.99a.zip/download
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