I've only recently discovered the java.util.Properties
class and grew quite fond of it. Since properties are only a simple mapping of key-value pairs, is there a convenient way of adding a little description String to them and call it for example like properties.get("key").getDescription()
?
No. The closest you can do is to have a naming convention such as
key=value
key.description=value
and then use
properties.get("key.description")
You can of course hide that convention by wrapping the properties into your own class:
class Entry {
private String value;
private String description;
...
}
class Config {
private Properties properties;
public Entry get(String key) {
// get the value for key
// get the value for key.description
// create and return an Entry
}
}
But if you really want structured data, you should use JSON, YAML or XML rather than properties.
This properties.get("key").getDescription() would not work, since properties.get("key") returns a String value. So you can only call the String related functions on it.
What you can do is have something like
key.description=value
And then call it using
properties.get("key.description")
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