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ViewsEclipse with Lombok - search for getter and setter usages
I'm using Eclipse with Lombok. The getters and setters are generated properly but they are not visible in class body (that's the whole point, I know). However, because of that, I am unable to execute a search for usages of a getter or a setter from inside the class. So if I want to check what and where actually sets a particular value of a field, I have to execute a String search for the getter name, which is slow and may give bad results (for a field of the same name in another class, for example).
Is there a way in Eclipse to look for a getter/setter usage for a field for lombok-generated methods?
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You can use the Outline view:
Right-click on the method in the Outline view, and use "Open Call Hierarchy".
An other way to do it is to right-click on the annotation (@Setter for instance), and use "Open Call Hierarchy" on it, but it may not work with some annotations (like @Data).
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Apart from finding the method in outline and then right click and find references, there is no other option as of now. Same holds good for constructors provided by lombok.
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if you cant see getter and setters in outline tab.just restart the IDE.And also before importing the jar to IDE,Run the jar file and specify the IDE.exe file to it.