Misusing the 'create accessors' menu option

I spent some of last night sketching out the UML for my test project. I wanted to turn the sketches into code, but it was late and I couldn't be bothered to type out all the method names etc. Then I had an idea. If I created instance variables for each of the methods, I could use the Accessor menu item to automatically build the stubs. Then, delete the superflous variables, and my structure is ready to fill in.

Now, clearly this is an ugly hack. However, it did save me some time, and it made me curious about how the accessor code generator works. At some point in the future, I will see if I can find the appropriate methods and create a new version. Ideally, I would like to have a new item in class definition, something like stubMethods: that would allow me to generate the methods and mark each one with a self flag: #toBeWritten. call.