NetBeans 3.6: Still Annoying
I downloaded NetBeans 3.6 and installed it yesterday.
Today I tried to write some Java code with it. I mounted my src directory in ten clicks after reading a 1.3KB document.
Then I created a class with the CreaetAClassWizard. And here is the class:
/*
* Foo.java
*
* Created on April 15, 2004, 2:23 AM
*/
/**
*
* @author weiqi
*/
public class Foo {
/** Creates a new instance of Foo */
public Foo() {
}
}
In case anybody is listening at NetBeans, it is the public no-arg constructor that is annoying. I did not ask for it. It is not obvious to me while I'm in the Wizard that I'm going to get a public no-arg constructor before I clicked Finish. I applaud the Wizards attempt at guessing what I want.
But I'm sorry. You guessed wrong. And I'm uninstalling the thing.
I'm not saying NetBeans isn't any good. I'm sure people who've been using it all along will find it the most pleasing thing in the world. It's just not for me.