In creating a larger application I needed a kind of objecteditor well known to .NET developers. They are familiar with it in Visual Studio allowing to edit the properties of files, forms, buttons, etc... It is also similar to the preferences editor in Android. I didn't use the preferences editor however because it is hardcoded in the way it saves the data: we want the data to be read and saved to the object we are editing. In the article you will frequently encounter the word "property". As all Java developers know Java has no concept of property like .NET has. So if I use the word "property" I mean the combination of a setter and a getter method. Following for example represents a property "Width" of type int:


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