PythonClassCreator

This C# project is used to create Python classes. Very simple, but saves times creating properties.

This project uses DataJuggler.Win.Controls and DataJuggler.UltimateHelper Nuget packages.

I am a C# Programmer, so please provide me insights if I do anything Python related that is not the correct way.

To run this project, you must use Visual Studio 2022, as it uses .NET 7.0.

Instructions: Start the project and enter a class name, then add one or more properties. To add a property, click the Add button, then enter a Property Name, and a default value. Click Save.

All properties default to Default Value: None, however if you know your property is an integer, give it a value such as 0, or for a boolean enter False (or True) or whatever is required for your use case and this value is set in the constructor.

I have code generated 100's of C# classes, this was my first Python project, so I do not make any claims as this is best way, it just works for me.

Here is a sample class that was code generated that includes 4 properties:

class Car:
    def __init__(self):
        self.__Prop = None
        self.__InMotion = False
        self.__StartTime = 0
        self.__EndTime = 0
    def SetProp(self, prop):
        self.__Prop = prop
    def GetProp(self):
        return self.__Prop
    def SetInMotion(self, inMotion):
        self.__InMotion = inMotion
    def GetInMotion(self):
        return self.__InMotion
    def SetStartTime(self, startTime):
        self.__StartTime = startTime
    def GetStartTime(self):
        return self.__StartTime
    def SetEndTime(self, endTime):
        self.__EndTime = endTime
    def GetEndTime(self):
        return self.__EndTime
    Prop=property(GetProp, SetProp)
    InMotion=property(GetInMotion, SetInMotion)
    StartTime=property(GetStartTime, SetStartTime)
    EndTime=property(GetEndTime, SetEndTime)