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The current solution is ignoring Maps and Arrays from the root files and when we found a field that uses a map or an array, we set their values instead.
But to avoid to loose these aliases, it could be nice if we can generate these maps and lists as classes that extends from LinkedHashMap and LinkedList. By this way, if any of them has default values, we can set them into their constructor.
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Java doesn't support interfaces.
The current solution is ignoring Maps and Arrays from the root files and when we found a field that uses a map or an array, we set their values instead.
For example:
Generates:
But to avoid to loose these aliases, it could be nice if we can generate these maps and lists as classes that extends from
LinkedHashMap
andLinkedList
. By this way, if any of them has default values, we can set them into their constructor.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: