I just posted the first release build for a command utility I wrote called GPMethods. It used for rapidly generating mutators and accessors for Objective-C. Instead of writing dozens of lines of setters, getters, and dealloc statements, GPMethods takes a list of property names and types, and then depending on the flag you give it, will produce the necessary code that you can paste right into your favorite text-editor.GPMethods is also really smart, and automatically tailors the generated output based upon the types you give it. For example, it will automatically release and retain properties that its thinks are objects, using the correct methodology whether it is a Cocoa, CoreFoundation, or even CoreGraphics object.Download the build at the GPMethods page.
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