How to generate getters and setters in NetBeans 11.0

Question

I am trying to generate getters and setters or constructor or even methods that come from implemented interface, but I do not get anything. I have tried Alt + Enter, but nothing happens. Tried Alt + i, but when I did that I get only three options like: Connection to Database, Database Table and Action and/or Render Method. I feel like I use cutted version, although I got it from the official site of.netbeans. What should I do? I got this only because I thought it will have improvements compared to the stable 8.2, but I get this and not all the plugins I got in 8.2. Should I install something else too to it or? I installed the binary version not the source version.

Link to the image when I press Alt + Ins: https://pasteboard.co/IlbSMDv.png Link to the image of the plugins tab(most of them are activated, all php related are activated): https://pasteboard.co/IlbUolB.png

Answer 1

To get the context menu working for a PHP class in Apache NetBeans 11.0:

• Activate all the PHP plugins:

  • Tools > Plugins > Installed .
  • Click Show details then sort by Category .

  • Scroll down, check all the plugins for the PHP category and click Activate . (Obviously you don't need to activate all the plugins; I just used that approach for simplicity.)

    

• Create a PHP project using the project wizard.

• Create a class for the PHP project using the project wizard.
• Postion the cursor anywhere within the class, and press ALT+INSERT. You will still see the problem you described in the OP: no getter/setter menu options are presented.

• Restart NetBeans, and try again. The menu options are now available:

  

If you just restart NetBeans I think your context menu should be fine.

Answer 2

Alt+Insert opens the context menu you are looking for.

Note : Alt+Insert where you would put the new code (ie Alt+Insert on empty line of the code inside the class)

So don't put Alt+Insert when you are on attribute because "getters and setters" won't be shown

Answer 3

Alt+Insert opens the context menu you are looking for.

Note:

Push Alt+Insert where you would put the new code (ie on empty line of the code inside the class)

So don't push Alt+Insert when you are on attribute because "getters and setters" won't be shown