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Merge pull request #95 from eclipse-xtext/main
LorenzoBettini May 27, 2025
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Fix typos in the Xtend docs
tfonda-fbk Jun 18, 2025
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Merge pull request #96 from tfonda-fbk/published
cdietrich Jun 19, 2025
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So by default a public getter and a public setter method is created. The `@Accessors` can be configured to tell that you only want one or the other and to change the visibility. this is done by means of [AccessorType]({{site.src.xtext}}/org.eclipse.xtend.lib/src/org/eclipse/xtend/lib/annotations/Accessors.xtend) You can also use the annotation on class level to do the same for all fields.
So by default a public getter and a public setter methods are created. The `@Accessors` can be configured to tell that you only want one or the other and to change the visibility. this is done by means of [AccessorType]({{site.src.xtext}}/org.eclipse.xtend.lib/src/org/eclipse/xtend/lib/annotations/Accessors.xtend) You can also use the annotation on class level to do the same for all fields.

Here is a more complex example, that shows how it works:

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## @Delegate {#delegate-annotation}

The [`@Delegate`]({{site.src.xtext}}/org.eclipse.xtend.lib/src/org/eclipse/xtend/lib/annotations/Delegate.xtend) annotation automatically generated delegate methods for all interfaces shared between the delegate and the currently implemented class. You can optionally restrict it to explicitly stated interfaces.
The [`@Delegate`]({{site.src.xtext}}/org.eclipse.xtend.lib/src/org/eclipse/xtend/lib/annotations/Delegate.xtend) annotation automatically generates delegate methods for all interfaces shared between the delegate and the currently implemented class. You can optionally restrict it to explicitly stated interfaces.

Let's start with a basic example:

```xtend
class MyClass implements SomeInterface {

// generates all methods of List and delegates to this field
@Delegate SomeSubTypeOfSumInterface myDelegate
// generates all methods of SomeInterface and delegates to this field
@Delegate SomeSubTypeOfSomeInterface myDelegate

}
```
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