Disappointed, thought it might suggest class names based on the attributes that you already know you want to associate with it.
Is it a Markov chain generator using word fragments from analysis of a large Java corpus?
As a VS Macro (Warning: VB)
Imports System Imports EnvDTE Imports EnvDTE80 Imports EnvDTE90 Imports EnvDTE90a Imports EnvDTE100 Imports System.Diagnostics
Public Module Module1
Sub ClassNameGen()
Dim res As String
Dim req As System.Net.WebRequest = System.Net.HttpWebRequest.Create("http://www.classnamer.com/")
Dim rsp = req.GetResponse()
Using sr As New System.IO.StreamReader(rsp.GetResponseStream())
res = sr.ReadToEnd()
End Using
Dim doc As Document = DTE.ActiveDocument
Dim textDoc As TextDocument = CType(doc.Object("TextDocument"), TextDocument)
textDoc.StartPoint.CreateEditPoint()
Dim strstr As String = "<p id=""classname"">"
Dim endstr As String = "</p>"
Dim strt As Integer = res.IndexOf(strstr)
textDoc.Selection.Insert(res.Substring(strt + strstr.Length, res.Length - (res.IndexOf(endstr, strt) + endstr.Length)))
End Sub
Can it invalidate my caches as well?
If so you're onto a winner.
This is so awesome. Going to use this to populate the required "comments" for my CS labs.
GenericFlugzeugDialog
I like this one :-)
ThreadedThreadTester!? My brain just got Kickpunchered.
This also works well as a baby namer.
I was about to make a snarky comment like "ShootMeNow", until I realized that OP may actually have a real winner on his hands...
Think about it.
It a Big 5 consulting firm acquired this and used it in their enterprise web app practice, would anyone ever be able to tell the difference?
CLASS=$(curl http://www.classnamer.com/ | grep \"classname\" | sed 's/.classname">\(.\)<.*/\1/') && echo "public class $CLASS {}" > "$CLASS.java" && javac "$CLASS.java"